winnabilityn.
/ˌwɪnəˈbɪlɪti/ Capacity for winning or being won.
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1972 New Society 16 Nov. 400/2 The penal cases committee seems to be heavily influenced by two considerations... The other is the ‘winability’ of the case; the penal cases committee refers chiefly open-and-shut cases to the disciplinary committee.
1975 W. Safire Before Fall i. iv. 43 ‘My biggest problem,’ Nixon concluded, ‘is “Nixon can't win”.’.. We discussed ways to build ‘winability’.
1979 Guardian 2 Nov. 13/6 Kennedy..has that overriding quality—winnability.
1983 Times 16 Apr. 2/5 The most detailed work on the winnability of the new seats has been done by a few academics.
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