recallability

noun
UK /rɪˌkɔːləˈbɪləti/
US /rɪˌkɔːləˈbɪləti/

The quality of being easy to remember or bring back to mind.

The recallability of the song's chorus made it stick in everyone's head.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The ability of a product to be officially called back by its maker for safety reasons.

The recallability of the faulty toy was announced by the manufacturer.

3. The ease with which stored information can be accessed again later.

Good file naming improves the recallability of old documents.

4. The degree to which a person can be asked to return to a duty or position.

The recallability of elected officials is written into the town's rules.