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What is another word for Detectability? – 135 Detectability Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    discernibility visibility observability perceptibility noticeability recognizability identifiability traceability trackability locatability accessibility sensibility sensitivity detectability observableness perceivability visibility transparency clarity lucidity intelligibility comprehensibility understandability appreciability palpability tangibility materiality substantiality concreteness evidentiary manifestness

    Meaning of Detectability

    The state or quality of being detectable, or capable of being perceived or noticed.

    Definitions

    • The quality of being detectable, or capable of being perceived or noticed
    • * The state of being able to be discovered or identified
    • * The degree to which something can be perceived or measured

    Etymology of Detectability

    The word "detectability" originates from the Latin words "detegere," meaning "to uncover" or "to reveal," and the suffix "-ability," which forms nouns indicating a quality or state
    The term has been in use since the 17th century, initially in scientific and philosophical contexts to describe the ability to perceive or discover something

    Example Uses

    • The detectability of the signal depends on the sensitivity of the equipment
    • * The new security system improves the detectability of potential threats
    • * The detectability of the disease has increased with the development of new diagnostic tools

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    undetectability invisibility imperceptibility unnoticeability unrecognizability indiscernibility unidentifiability untrackability inaccessibility insensibility insensitivity indetectability unobservability imperceivability opacity obscurity ambiguity unintelligibility incomprehensibility unappreciability impalpability intangibility immateriality insubstantiality inconcreteness