1. the quality or state of being able to be performed or executed
Usage: often used in music, theater, and technical contexts

Examples

• The composer questioned the performability of the piece for a standard orchestra.
• The director assessed the performability of the script before scheduling rehearsals.
• Engineers evaluated the performability of the new software system under heavy load.
• The performability of the dance routine depended on the dancers' physical conditioning.
• Critics debated the performability of the experimental theater work.