1. plural of extensibility; the quality or state of being capable of being extended or stretched
Usage: usually used in technical, scientific, or formal contexts
2. in computing and software design, the capacity of a system or program to be extended with new features or functionality without modifying existing code
Usage: technical; computing

Examples

• The extensibilities of different materials vary greatly depending on their molecular structure.
• Engineers tested the extensibilities of the new rubber compound under extreme temperatures.
• The software architect designed the framework with multiple extensibilities to allow future customization.
• Comparing the extensibilities of steel and aluminum helps engineers choose the right material for the project.
• The system's extensibilities make it easy for developers to add new modules without rewriting core code.
• Material scientists study the extensibilities of polymers to improve their performance in industrial applications.