Meanings
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noun
the capacity or property of being separated
The separability of the two ideas suggests that each can be conceived without the other.
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noun
in mathematics, a property of spaces or extensions that permits a countable dense subset
The proof establishes the separability of the metric space.
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inseparability
Etymology
Formed from separable + -ity. Separable comes from Latin separare, 'to set apart,' from se-, 'apart,' + parare, 'to prepare or arrange.'