multipliability

noun

multipliability

noun

Etymology Formed in Modern English as multipliable + -ity.

1

the ability to be multiplied

In order to explain the multipliability of individuals in a species it is not necessary to introduce the idea of matter as principle of individuation1953, Frederick Copleston, A History of Philosophy: Late Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy, page 378:

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