multipliability
English
Etymology
Formed in Modern English as multipliable + -ity.
Noun
multipliability (countable and uncountable, plural multipliabilities)
- the ability to be multiplied
- 1953, Frederick Copleston, "A History of Philosophy: Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy", p. 378
- In order to explain the multipliability of individuals in a species it is not necessary to introduce the idea of matter as principle of individuation
- 1953, Frederick Copleston, "A History of Philosophy: Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy", p. 378