rewritability

English

Etymology

rewrite +‎ -ability

Noun

rewritability (uncountable)

1. The state or condition of being rewritable.
   • 2004, Bruce C. Nazarian, DVD Studio Pro 2: The Complete Guide to DVD Authoring, page xlix:

     This is different from the rewritability of DVD-RW and is closer in function to a "removable hard drive" than to an optical disc.

   • 2011, Peidong Yang, The Chemistry of Nanostructured Materials, page 28:

     The apparent challenges in these methods are the durability of the writings, the toxicity of the inks and the rewritability of the papers.

   • 2014, Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio, Embedded Systems Design for High-Speed Data Acquisition and Control, page 88:

     RFID architecture and the capacity and rewritability of memory, which can range from a few bits up to hundreds of kilobytes and can be either Read Only, Write Once & Read Only and Read & Write.