acceptability (Meaning)

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acceptability (n)

satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standards

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The quality of being acceptable; acceptableness.

The committee evaluated the acceptability of the proposed changes before implementing them.
When developing new products, companies often conduct surveys to assess consumer acceptability.
The teacher emphasized the importance of grammatical accuracy for the acceptability of written assignments.
In scientific research, ethical considerations play a crucial role in determining the acceptability of experimental procedures.
The project manager sought feedback from the team to gauge the acceptability of the project timeline.
The software underwent rigorous testing to ensure its functionality and acceptability among users.
Social norms influence the acceptability of certain behaviors within a given community.
The board of directors discussed the financial implications and acceptability of the proposed budget.
The company conducted market research to assess the acceptability of its new product in different demographics.
The candidate's qualifications and experience were thoroughly reviewed to determine their acceptability for the job.

satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standardsThe quality of being acceptable; acceptableness.

adequacy, goodness, appropriateness, amplitude, fitness, satisfactoriness, suitability, sufficiency, correctness,tolerability

lack, insufficiency, lack, insufficiency, inadequacy,inadequacy, crunch, want, want, dearth

The committee evaluated the acceptability of the proposed changes before implementing them.

When developing new products, companies often conduct surveys to assess consumer acceptability.

The teacher emphasized the importance of grammatical accuracy for the acceptability of written assignments.

In scientific research, ethical considerations play a crucial role in determining the acceptability of experimental procedures.