1. the quality or state of being conceivable; the capacity to be imagined, understood, or thought of
Usage: abstract noun; formal register

Examples

• The conceivability of time travel has fascinated philosophers for centuries.
• Scientists debate the conceivability of life on other planets.
• The conceivability of such a scenario depends on our current understanding of physics.
• Philosophers often use conceivability as a test for logical possibility.
• The conceivability of artificial consciousness remains an open question in cognitive science.