1. The plural of degradability; the quality or capacity of being capable of being broken down or decomposed, especially by biological or chemical processes.
Usage: Technical/scientific term; Often used in environmental and materials science contexts

Examples

• The degradabilities of different plastics vary significantly depending on their chemical composition.
• Scientists study the degradabilities of pollutants to predict their environmental impact.
• Comparing the degradabilities of natural and synthetic materials helps manufacturers choose sustainable options.
• The degradabilities of organic compounds are influenced by temperature, moisture, and microbial activity.
• Researchers tested the degradabilities of several new biodegradable polymers in soil environments.