passibility (Meaning)
passibility (n.)
The quality or state of being passible; aptness to feel or suffer; sensibility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of passibility
Synonyms:
- typicality
- commonness
- normality
- unremarkableness
- typicalness
- usualness
- mundaneness
- commonplaceness
- mundanity
- everydayness
- normalness
- fairness
- ordinariness
- satisfactoriness
Antonyms:
- splendidness
- fabulousness
- grandness
- value
- specialness
- choiceness
- supremeness
- extraordinariness
- importance
- impeccability
- preeminence
- superlativeness
- perfection
- fabulousness
- preeminence
- perfection
- superiority
- perfectness
- exceptionalness
- goodness
- exceptionality
- primeness
- marvelousness
- greatness
- importance
- distinction
- supremacy
- faultlessness
- excellency
- value
- choiceness
- consequence
- superlativeness
- excellence
- marvelousness
- exceptionality
- splendidness
- perfectness
- supremacy
- consequence
- exceptionalness
- faultlessness
- superiority
- grandness
- marvellousness
- greatness
- exquisiteness
- goodness
- impeccability
- superbness
- extraordinariness
- superbness
- exquisiteness
- primeness
- marvellousness
- supremeness
- excellency
- excellence
- distinction
- specialness
Synonyms:
- badness
- routine
- second-rateness
- inferiority
- acceptability
- averageness
- sufficiency
- mediocrity
- adequacy
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word passibility
The quality or state of being passible; aptness to feel or suffer; sensibility.
typicality, commonness, normality, unremarkableness, typicalness, usualness, mundaneness,commonplaceness, mundanity, everydayness
splendidness, fabulousness, grandness, value, specialness, choiceness, supremeness, extraordinariness, importance, impeccability
The passibility of the mortal frame limits the extent of our physical abilities.
The passibility of human life implies that we are subject to suffering and death.
Despite our passibility, we possess an indomitable spirit that enables us to overcome adversity.
The passibility of all earthly things serves as a constant reminder of our own mortality.
