1. the quality or state of being capable of being damaged; susceptibility to damage
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The damageability of the ceramic tiles made them unsuitable for high-traffic areas.
• Engineers assessed the damageability of the bridge structure before the storm.
• The manufacturer reduced the damageability of the product by using reinforced materials.
• Moisture increases the damageability of untreated wood.
• The insurance company evaluated the damageability of the antique furniture.