1. the quality or state of being able to be repaired or fixed

Examples

• The repairability of modern smartphones has decreased significantly over the years.
• Engineers must consider the repairability of equipment during the design phase.
• The car’s excellent repairability made it popular among mechanics.
• Environmental groups advocate for products with better repairability to reduce waste.
• The manufacturer improved the repairability of their appliances by using standard screws.
• Poor repairability often leads to higher long-term costs for consumers.