The quality or state of being exorable; the capacity to be influenced or swayed through persuasion.
Derived from exorable plus the suffix -ness, which forms abstract nouns from adjectives. This creates a noun meaning the state or quality of being exorable. The suffix -ness has Old English origins and is one of the most productive ways to create nouns in English.
Adding -ness to almost any adjective in English creates its abstract noun form—this is such a productive pattern that English speakers can instantly understand 'exorableness' even if they've never seen it before, which shows how much our brains work with word patterns rather than just memorized vocabulary!
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