Expendability
/ɪk.spɛn.dəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/
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- (n.) The quality of being dispensable or non-essential, often in the context of resources or personnel that can be sacrificed or eliminated without detrimental impact to legal outcomes or organizational functions.
The expendability of certain assets was a crucial factor in the company's restructuring plan.
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Used primarily in contexts involving resource allocation, risk assessment, and strategic planning where the necessity or non-necessity of an entity is legally or operationally significant.
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