reparability
nounUK /ˌrepərəˈbɪləti/
US /ˌrepərəˈbɪləti/
Reparability means how easy it is to fix something when it breaks.
The reparability of the toy is high because you can snap the parts back together.
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2. The quality of being able to be put right or made up for, as with a mistake or harm.
The reparability of the damage to the friendship gave them hope.
3. In law, the condition of being able to be compensated or remedied by a court.
The judge considered the reparability of the loss before awarding money.
4. The degree to which a product is designed so it can be fixed rather than thrown away.
New rules require phones to have better reparability.