deceivability

Example:The conditional decreivability of the contract depended on the buyer's ability to secure funding.

Definition:Depending on or being a result of prior events or demonstrated capacities.

Example:The high decreivability of the suspect's motives was a primary concern for the police.

Definition:Larger, greater, or more intense than usual or expected; considerable in degree.

Example:The low decreivability of the witness's testimony was questioned by the defense attorneys.

Definition:Not high or great; small in amount; not elevated in position, quality, or degree.

Example:The decreivability of the new plan was reduced due to a lack of clear evidence supporting its effectiveness.

Definition:Decreased in amount, scope, capacity, or significance.