Mobility is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MOBILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the ability to move
• the ability to move or be moved freely and easily
• the ability to move between different levels in society or employment
• ability to move physically
• The quality or state of being mobile; as, the mobility of a liquid, of an army, of the populace, of features, of a muscle.
• The mob; the lower classes.
• the quality of moving freely

Words related to MOBILITY

mobilities14

Words that contain MOBILITY

immobility19 popmobility22 automobility19 locomobility21 hypermobility28

How to use MOBILITY in a sentence

• He had at the same time a supreme ability to obtain the maximum force with the minimum of means and a mobility of spirit almost surprising.
• In the case of Durham and Northumberland a large navigable seaboard affords greater facility and cheapness of transport, an important factor in the mobility of labour.
• It combined solidity and the power of resistance with mobility.
• There was, as usual, no road for wheels, only a rough bridle-path, and the mobility of the Montenegrins under those conditions was remarkable.
• But some of the branch families, created often by the less able family members, show a tendency towards downward social mobility.
• Besides, their mobility renders it possible to detach single batteries or sections, and on emergency to attach them to an army corps temporarily.
• Water, from its excessive mobility, is incapable of giving any resistance to the screw or paddle save that due to its inertia.
• A second feature of the Boer army, and equally as important as the freedom of action of its individuals, was its mobility.
• The mobility of the Boers was again well demonstrated by the retreat of the burghers from the environs of Ladysmith.
• This implies a mobility in plants, notwithstanding what we know of means of transport which is at first sight paradoxical.
• Mosby made the cavalry a formidable amalgamation of fire power and mobility and his influence on military history was felt directly, and survived him by many years.
• The wearing of armor means the lessening of the mobility of the soldier.
• As for the matter of adequate living room, space research may result in ways to permit an easy and efficient scattering of the population without hurting its mobility.
• The added pull of the posterior cricoarytenoid muscles during the slight effort at inspiration restores their tone and increases the mobility of all the attached structures.
• The firm, cold carriage of the head is corrected by the mobility of the lips, their changing expression, and the artistic play of the nostrils.
• Cavalry is assigned to that duty whenever advantage can be taken of its superior mobility.
• Nothing except ice is capable of combining, on the largest scale, bulk with mobility, and this imparts a dignity to its motions even on the smallest scale.
• He points out how far superior the British warriors were to his own men, both in individual and tactical mobility.
• It is but a memory of Arlecchino that our children see, a poor statue or image endowed with mobility rather than with life.
• But the most striking feature was her mobility, her agility, her animation, and the grace of her rather large person.
• The social mobility of a bourgeois society gives them opportunity to climb high on the ladder of preferment.
• Every civilization has maintained a greater or lesser degree of mobility between the classes.
• Mobility makes it possible for those with greater ability and energy to leave the countryside, settle near the market-place and climb the ladder of success.
• In the hands of an adept outfit of a dozen men, a trail herd of three thousand beeves had all the mobility of a brigade of cavalry.
• The mean brilliancy of his classified stars seemed, on the contrary, quite independent of their mobility.
• Orchestra, range and mobility of, 150, More important than voices, 150, its resources increased through Beethoven, 3.
• They had deprived themselves of their mobility and were confined in a house of detention, where they could do no mischief except to each other.
• The dual task deprives the force set to it of mobility and power of initiative.

Similar words containing MOBIL without suffix ity

mobile10 mobiles11 immobile14 mobilise12 mobilize21 airmobile13 mobilised14 mobiliser13 mobilises13 mobilized23 mobilizer22 mobilizes22 nonmobile13 skimobile17 automobile14 bookmobile20 demobilise15 demobilize24 immobilise16 immobilism18 immobility19 immobilize25 locomobile16 mobilisers14 mobilising15 mobilities14 mobilizers23 mobilizing24 pimpmobile20 remobilise14 remobilize23 skimobiled19 skimobiles18 snowmobile17 traymobile17 automobiled16 automobiles15 automobilia15 bloodmobile18 bookmobiles21 demobilised17 demobilises16 demobilized26 demobilizes25 immobilised18 immobiliser17 immobilises17 immobilisms19 immobilized27 immobilizer26 immobilizes26 locomobiles17 mobilisable17 mobilizable26 pimpmobiles21 popmobility22 remobilised16 remobilises15 remobilized25 remobilizes24 skimobiling20 snowmobiled19 snowmobiler18 snowmobiles18 traymobiles18 demobilizer25 hypermobile23 automobiling17 automobilism18 automobilist16 automobility19 bloodmobiles19 demobilising18 demobilizing27 immobilisers18 immobilising19 immobilities18 immobilizers27 immobilizing28 locomobility21 mobilisation16 mobilization25 remobilising17 remobilizing26 snowmobilers19 snowmobiling20 snowmobilist19 demobilizers26 automobilisms19 automobilists17 hypermobility28 mobilisations17 mobilizations26 popmobilities21 snowmobilings21 snowmobilists20 automobilities18 demobilisation19 demobilization28 immobilisation20 Show more ...

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