enforceability

/ɛnˌfɔɹsəˈbɪɫɪti/ noun

The quality of being enforceable.

Word Origin Enforce comes from Old French 'enforcier' (to strengthen), from Latin 'in-' (in) and 'fortis' (strong). Enforceability is the quality of being able to be enforced. The root 'fortis' gives us fort (strong place), fortify (make strong), and comfort (strengthen together). The PIE root *bherǵ- meant high or strong.

noun The quality of being enforceable. countable

The enforceability of the contract depends on local laws.

(名词) 可执行性

合同的可执行性取决于当地法律。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser exigible o aplicable.

La exigibilidad del contrato depende de las leyes locales.

(nom) applicabilité; caractère exécutoire; exécutoire; force exécutoire [Caractère de ce qui peut être rendu effectif, appliqué ou imposé légalement.]

L'enforceability du contrat dépend des lois locales en vigueur.

(Substantiv) Durchsetzbarkeit; Vollstreckbarkeit; Erzwingbarkeit [Die Eigenschaft, rechtlich oder praktisch durchsetzbar zu sein.]

Die **enforceability** des Vertrags hängt von den örtlichen Gesetzen ab.

(名詞) 強制または執行することができるという性質。

その契約の執行可能性は現地の法律に依存しています。

(substantivo) exequibilidade; aplicabilidade; exigibilidade [A qualidade de ser aplicável ou exequível.]

A exigibilidade do contrato depende das leis locais.

Word parts: en + force + able + ity

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