different between inconvertible vs inconvertibility
inconvertible
English
Etymology
in- +? convertible
Adjective
inconvertible (comparative more inconvertible, superlative most inconvertible)
- Not convertible
Usage notes
- Used most frequently to describe financial instruments
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inconvertibility
English
Etymology
From Latin inconvertibilitas.
Noun
inconvertibility (countable and uncountable, plural inconvertibilities)
- The condition of being inconvertible
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