The quality or capacity of being able to be expressed or communicated.
From 'expressible' plus the suffix '-ity' (quality of being). Traces back to Latin 'exprimere' through multiple English formations.
The expressibility of mathematics is one of history's deepest mysteries—why can we describe the universe using abstract symbols? Physicists still puzzle over why math 'works' so perfectly.
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