1. the quality or state of being formidable; the degree to which something inspires fear, respect, or awe through its power, strength, or impressiveness
Usage: abstract noun derived from the adjective formidable; commonly used in formal and academic contexts

Examples

• The formidability of the opposing team made the underdog victory even more remarkable.
• Her formidability as a chess player was evident in her undefeated tournament record.
• The fortress's formidability lay in its strategic location and thick stone walls.
• The formidability of the challenge did not deter the determined researchers.
• Critics acknowledged the formidability of the new technology despite its high cost.
• The general's formidability on the battlefield earned him widespread respect.