1. plural of movability; the quality or state of being able to move or be moved
Usage: formal; often used in legal or technical contexts
2. plural of movability; movable property or possessions (as opposed to real estate)
Usage: legal; archaic or formal

Examples

• The movabilities of the furniture made it easy to rearrange the office layout.
• In property law, movabilities refer to items that can be transferred or relocated.
• The contract specified which movabilities belonged to the tenant and which to the landlord.
• Modern design emphasizes the movabilities of modular components.
• The estate was divided into real property and movabilities for inheritance purposes.