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replaceability::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | commutability, substitutability |
| Type of | exchangeability, fungibility, interchangeability, interchangeableness |
| Derivation | replaceable |
Examples of replaceability
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If the replaceability is disputed, the nominator should not be the one deleting the image.
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I saw Min Ko Naing's photo is tagged for its replaceability.
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My vote was based on the size and quality of this image, as well as the replaceability, not because it was close to another FP.
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It seems to me that the key is to develop some kind of a hierarchy of replaceability, and then to try to figure out where to draw the line.
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In this case, with the new unibody MacBooks, they've determined the wattage of the battery, the replaceability of the hard drive, and a number of other things.
From the techcrunch.com
Powerful people need to cultivate a combination of paranoia and humility-paranoia about how much other people want them out and humility about their own replaceability.
From the economist.com
We require a waiting period for replaceability to be discussed, and per the criteria for speedy deletion, nothing may be deleted that doesn't meet the criteria but in exceptional situations.
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- Exchangeability by virtue of being replaceable
- In the context of socialization about how to cope with loss, the notion that grief can be minimized by quickly replacing, for example, a pet who has died with another pet without allowing the griever time to acknowledge the loss.
- A theory is replaceable if it has a clear well defined interface with the larger context in which it exists.
