The quality of being colorable; the state of appearing reasonable or plausible even if deceptive.
From 'colorable' + '-ness' (state or quality). This follows standard English patterns for turning adjectives into abstract nouns expressing their fundamental quality.
This word is so formal and rarely used that you'll almost never hear it in conversation—it's the kind of word lawyers or philosophy professors might write in dense academic papers!
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