The quality or capacity of being able to be described or put into words.
From describable + -ity suffix. Built on Latin describere (to describe) via Old French, with -ability marking potential or capacity.
The word 'describability' captures something philosophers obsess over—some experiences seem impossible to describe perfectly, which makes the concept itself important for understanding the limits of language.
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