1. the quality or state of being permissible; the fact of being allowed or acceptable
Usage: formal; often used in legal, ethical, or philosophical contexts

Examples

• The permissibility of the new policy was questioned by several board members.
• Legal experts debated the permissibility of the evidence in court.
• The permissibility of using artificial intelligence in education remains controversial.
• Under the contract, the permissibility of modifications must be approved in writing.
• Philosophers discussed the permissibility of certain ethical practices.
• The permissibility of the proposed changes depends on regulatory approval.