Definition

The quality of being able to be absorbed or integrated into a larger group or system.

Example

The assimilability of new ideas into the existing framework is crucial for innovation.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about the assimilability of different cultures?

Yeah, it's interesting how some cultures blend in more easily than others.

Exactly! I wonder what factors influence their assimilability in society.

It could be language, traditions, or even the willingness of people to accept others.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Assimilability → It is formed from "assimilare" (meaning to make similar) and the suffix "-ability" (meaning the quality of being able to). The word "assimilability" refers to the quality of being able to be made similar or absorbed into a group or system.

Memory Tip

Think of the ability to be made similar — 'assimilare' means to make similar, and '-ability' indicates the quality of being able to do something.

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