The quality or condition of being able to be separated or removed from something else.
From detach + -ability suffix. Detach comes from Old French detachier (to unfasten), from de- (away) + tachier (to fasten).
Product designers obsess over detachability—like how smartphone charger cables are often detachable so one cable can work with multiple devices, saving you money and reducing waste.
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