-ibility

1. Capability of being elected.
2. Meeting the necessary qualifications for being chosen.

1. Something that cannot exist or cannot be done: "Living without water is a physical impossibility."
2. The likelihood that something will not happen or cannot be achieved; something impossible.

1. A reference to not being able to be accessed; that is, out of reach; inconvenient.
2. Characterized by an inability to be reached; unattainable.
3. Being remote or unapproachable.

1. Not compatible; unable to exist together in harmony: "She asked for a divorce because of their incompatibility."
2. Contrary or opposed in character; discordant; such as, the incompatibility of colors.
3. That which cannot coexist or be conjoined.
4. A reference to biological substances that interfere with one another physiologically, as different types of blood in a transfusion.
5. In pharmacology, of or pertaining to drugs that interfere with one another chemically or physiologically and therefore cannot be mixed or prescribed together.

The quality or fact of being incredibile; a thing that cannot be believed; an incredible notion or circumstance.

The quality, or state, of not being legally entitled or qualified to do, to be, or to get something.

Lacking physical sensation or feeling; a lack of moral sensibility or emotion.

A condition in which it is difficult or impossible to be defeated or subdued.