The quality or degree to which something can be eroded or worn away by natural forces.
From 'erodible' (capable of being eroded) plus the suffix '-ity,' which forms nouns indicating state or condition. The word is primarily used in geology and environmental science.
Soil scientists measure erodibility to predict which farmlands might wash away in heavy rains—sandy soils have higher erodibility than clay-rich ones.
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