defensibility (Meaning)

Wordnet

defensibility (n)

capability of being defended

Webster

Capability of being defended.

The architect considered the defensibility of the fortress when designing its layout.
The military strategist analyzed the defensibility of the terrain before planning the defensive maneuvers.
The legal team reviewed the defensibility of their argument before presenting it in court.
The company's decision to invest in cybersecurity measures was based on the defensibility of their digital assets.
The homeowner reinforced the doors and windows to improve the defensibility of their property against burglaries.
The politician's speech lacked defensibility, leaving many questioning the credibility of their promises.
In negotiations, it's crucial to assess the defensibility of your position before making concessions.
The judge questioned the defensibility of the defendant's alibi, casting doubt on their innocence.
The town planners evaluated the defensibility of building codes to ensure structures could withstand natural disasters.
The general emphasized the defensibility of the fortification, highlighting its strategic importance in wartime.

capability of being defendedCapability of being defended.

defendable, protected, secured, defended, guarded, tenable,secure, unconquerable, bulletproof, untouchable

untenable, vulnerable, vulnerable, indefensible,indefensible, untenable, unprotected, unprotected, open, insecure

The architect considered the defensibility of the fortress when designing its layout.

The military strategist analyzed the defensibility of the terrain before planning the defensive maneuvers.

The legal team reviewed the defensibility of their argument before presenting it in court.

The company's decision to invest in cybersecurity measures was based on the defensibility of their digital assets.