avertibility

[US]/əˌvɜː.tɪˈbɪl.ə.ti/

[UK]/əˌvɜːr.tɪˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Translation

n.the quality or state of being capable of being averted or prevented; the capability of being turned away or avoided

degrees of avertibility

question of avertibility

assessing avertibility

limits of avertibility

avertibility assessment

potential avertibility

avertibility factor

the avertibility of this crisis depends on swift government action.

researchers are studying the avertibility of climate change impacts.

we must question the avertibility of certain economic downturns.

the avertibility of war remains a topic of fierce debate among scholars.

insurance companies assess the avertibility of various natural disasters.

public health officials analyze the avertibility of future pandemic outbreaks.

the report examines the avertibility of technological disasters in the digital age.

experts debate the avertibility of major financial crises in global markets.

recent studies focus on the avertibility of certain types of cancer through lifestyle changes.

historians continue to discuss the avertibility of the historical famine.

policy makers must consider the avertibility of social unrest during economic uncertainty.

the high avertibility of this type of accident makes prevention worthwhile.

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