hardability
hardability by agp5228 January 23, 2023
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hireability
The measure of how hireable somebody is; how fit they are to be hired.
Noun form of the adjective hireable.
Noun form of the adjective hireable.
"Getting his College degree sure increased his hireability" -Said before 2008
"I don't have enough hireability to get a job in this economy." -Said from 2008 till ???
"Maybe I could boost my hireability by getting rid of my accent?" -People with accents that others find unpleasant.
"You can just say, 'your hireability' instead of 'how hireable you are'." - Me
"I don't have enough hireability to get a job in this economy." -Said from 2008 till ???
"Maybe I could boost my hireability by getting rid of my accent?" -People with accents that others find unpleasant.
"You can just say, 'your hireability' instead of 'how hireable you are'." - Me
hireability by Lord Alorand November 25, 2013
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hangability
1. Characteristic of a person who possesses a charming and enjoyable personality, who is a pleasure to spend time with or hang around with.
2. A place or environment which possesses the quality that makes people want to hang out or linger.
2. A place or environment which possesses the quality that makes people want to hang out or linger.
1. We sit around out on the back porch and talk for hours, sharing stories and laughing at his random jokes. His hangability factor is high.
2. The old barn turned out to be the centerpiece of our backyard – people remarked about how relaxing it was. Now we have parties there year-round since it has such a great feeling of hangability.
2. The old barn turned out to be the centerpiece of our backyard – people remarked about how relaxing it was. Now we have parties there year-round since it has such a great feeling of hangability.
hangability by MaryRedChurch July 25, 2007
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