The quality or state of being able to be fractured or broken into pieces.
From fracture (Latin fractura, 'a breaking') + -able (capable of) + -ness (quality of). The suffix chain builds the abstract noun form describing the capacity for being broken.
This word perfectly demonstrates how English speakers can stack suffixes endlessly—we could theoretically add more (-ably, -ist, -ization) and still be understood, showing how our language is built like modular LEGO blocks.
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