fabricationtoughness
nounUK /ˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃənˈtʌfnəs/
US /ˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃənˈtʌfnəs/
Fabricationtoughness is how strong and hard to break something is after it is built.
The engineers tested the fabricationtoughness of the new bridge to make sure it could handle heavy trucks.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The ability of a manufactured part to resist cracking or damage during use.
The fabricationtoughness of the metal casing kept the machine working in freezing weather.
3. A measure of how well a built structure holds up under stress or impact.
They improved the fabricationtoughness of the helmet by adding a stronger inner layer.
4. The quality of being both easy to build and hard to break.
The toy's fabricationtoughness made it a favorite for parents of energetic toddlers.