1. plural of actability; the quality or capacity of being suitable for acting or performance; the degree to which a role or script can be effectively performed by an actor.
Usage: chiefly used in theater and film criticism; often used in discussions of dramatic writing and casting

Examples

• The director praised the actabilities of the young ensemble cast.
• Critics debated the actabilities of the challenging Shakespearean roles.
• The script's actabilities were evident in how naturally the dialogue flowed.
• Different actors bring varying actabilities to the same character.
• The playwright considered the actabilities of her characters when revising the dialogue.