Cutability

/kjuːtəˈbɪləti/ noun

Definition

The quality or degree to which something can be cut or is suitable for cutting.

Etymology

From 'cutable' (able to be cut) plus the suffix '-ity' (Latin -itas) indicating a quality or condition.

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Materials scientists use 'cutability' to measure which fabrics, diamonds, and metals are easiest to cut—it's actually a precise engineering measurement.

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