availableness

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
[Eng. available; -ne .] 1. The quality of being available. Spec., capability of effecting the purpose for which it was intended. "We differ from that supposition of the efficacy, or availablene , or suitablene of these to the end." Hale . 2. Legal force, validity. a-vā'il-a-bly, adv. [Eng. availabl ( e ); -y.] *1. Powerfully, in force; spec ., with legal validity. (Johnson.) 2. Profitably, advantageously; of benefit (Johnson.) a-vāil-ing, pr. par. [AVAIL (1).] *a-vā'ill, s. [From avail (2). v.] Abase ment, humiliation. ( Scotch.) "The labour lost, and leil service; The lang availl on humil wyse, And the lytill rewarde agane, For to considder is ane pane. Dunbar: Maitland Poems , p. 115. (Jamie son.)
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