Pronunciation: /əˌdɑptəˈbɪləti/
noun the quality or state of being suitable for adoption or capable of being adopted
A1 Adoptability is important when choosing a pet.
A2 The adoptability of new technology can vary among different age groups.
B1 The adoptability of the new software system will be tested by the IT department.
B2 The company's success is attributed to its adaptability and adoptability in the ever-changing market.
C1 The professor's research on adoptability in children with special needs has gained international recognition.
C2 The organization's adoptability to new regulations has ensured its continued success in the industry.
formal The shelter evaluates each dog's adoptability before putting them up for adoption.
informal I can tell by his friendly demeanor that he has high adoptability.
slang That pup has major adoptability - everyone at the shelter loves him!
figurative Her adaptability in new situations is a testament to her adoptability in various environments.
adopted
adoptabilities
more adoptable
most adoptable
is adoptable
will be adoptable
has been adoptable
is being adoptable
adoptability
adoptable
to adopt
adopting
adopted