Alterableness

/ˈɔːltərəbəlnəs/ noun

The quality or state of being capable of being changed or modified.

From alterable (able to be altered) plus -ness (suffix forming abstract nouns). Alterable comes from Latin alterare meaning 'to change,' derived from alter meaning 'other.' The -ness suffix dates to Old English and creates nouns describing qualities or states.

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