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livableness

/ˈɫɪvəbəɫnəs/ noun

The quality of being livable.

Word Origin From 'live' + 'able' + 'ness'. The root is Proto-Germanic 'libējaną' meaning to remain, continue. Livableness is the quality of being able to be lived in. The PIE *leip- meant to stick, remain, giving also 'leave' and 'life'. So a livable place is one where you can stick around.

noun The quality of being livable. countable

The livableness of the coastal town attracted many retirees seeking a pleasant climate.

(名词) 宜居性

这座沿海城镇的宜居性吸引了许多寻求宜人气候的退休人员。

(sustantivo) La cualidad de ser habitable.

La habitabilidad del pueblo costero atrajo a muchos jubilados que buscaban un clima agradable.

(nom) habitabilité; vivabilité [Caractère de ce qui est habitable ou agréable à vivre.]

La livableness de la ville côtière a attiré de nombreux retraités en quête d'un climat agréable.

(Substantiv) Lebensqualität; Bewohnbarkeit [die Eigenschaft, bewohnbar oder angenehm zum Leben zu sein]

Die **Livableness** der Küstenstadt zog viele Rentner an, die ein mildes Klima suchten.

(名詞) 住環境の快適さ、住みやすさ、居住に適している性質。

その海辺の町の住みやすさに惹かれ、多くの退職者が快適な気候を求めて引っ越してきた。

(substantivo) habitabilidade [A qualidade de ser habitável.]

A habitabilidade da cidade litorânea atraiu muitos aposentados em busca de um clima agradável.

Synonyms: livability habitability comfort coziness hominess welcoming pleasantness convenience Antonyms: uninhabitability discomfort unpleasantness unlivability
Word parts: liv + able + ness

Related words

alive lively liver relive

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