reckonability

noun
UK /ˌrekənəˈbɪləti/
US /ˌrekənəˈbɪləti/

The quality of being able to be counted or figured out.

The reckonability of the stars made it easy for sailors to find their way.

SYNONYMS

calculabilitycomputabilitycountabilityestimabilitymeasurability

RELATED WORDS

reckonreckonablereckoningcalculationaccountability

OTHER MEANINGS

2. The state of being able to be estimated or judged.

The reckonability of the costs helped the family plan their budget.

3. The quality of being expected or anticipated.

The reckonability of the storm gave farmers time to protect their crops.

4. The condition of being answerable or held to account.

The reckonability of the committee to the public was written into the rules.