The state or quality of being in abeyance; suspension or postponement of a right, title, or legal claim.
From abeyance plus the abstract noun suffix -cy (from Latin -cia). This creates an alternative abstract form, treating abeyance as a state or condition that can be qualified.
While abeyance is more common, abeyancy lets you talk about the quality or condition of being suspended—it's like the difference between 'absence' and 'absency,' where the -cy version feels more technical!
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