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extensibility
This term describes a capacity for growth or stretching, appearing in two distinct professional domains. In software engineering and systems design, it refers to the ability to add new functionality via plugins or modules without rewriting the core codebase. It is a technical ideal, often contrasted with rigidity or fragility.
In materials science, the word describes the physical elasticity of a substance. It focuses on the limit of deformation before failure occurs. Because it is an abstract quality or a physical property, it is treated as an uncountable noun and cannot be pluralized or counted with numbers.
Meanings
Examples
The software architecture was praised for its extensibility and ease of integration.
The software architecture was praised for its extensibility and ease of integration.
We need to ensure the extensibility of the API to support future third party plugins.
I wonder if this framework provides enough extensibility for our specific needs.
The system lacks the extensibility required to handle a sudden increase in user data.
Modular design is key to achieving high extensibility in complex systems.
The engineer tested the extensibility of the new polymer under extreme tension.
This fabric is chosen for its superior extensibility and durability.
Does this material have enough extensibility to wrap around the curved surface?