vitabilityn.
rare.
= viability n.1The adjective vitable, in place of viable, was suggested by F. Hall Mod. Eng. (1873) 181.
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viability1843
livableness1860
vitability1889
1889 Nature 26 Sept. If the modification is of service, then presumably it will add to the vitability of the individual.
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n.1889- to tread or follow on the kibes of
- to tread shoe awry
- to tread shoe awry rarely amiss
- to tread the deck
- to tread the feet of
- to tread the ground
- to tread the shoe awry
- to tread the stage
- to tread the stage the boards
- to tread to death
- to tread up
- to tread upon eggs
- to tread water
- to treasure up
- to treat 'em rough
- to treat a etc with or to
- to treat a person like a lord
- to treat a person with or to
- to treat au grand sérieux
- to treat like a lord
- to treat with or to
- to tremble as a leaf
- to tremble like a leaf
- to trench at
- to trench beaver