movableness

Ability to shift

The quality of being able to be moved or relocated.

Movableness describes physical objects that aren't fixed in place, or more abstractly, flexibility in dates, plans, or arrangements: The movableness of the holiday depends on the lunar calendar.

The word is uncommon; movability serves the same purpose and appears more often.

portability

transportability

Capacity for relocation

wheeled · detachable · collapsible · foldable · lightweight · compact · haulable · conveyable · displaceable · luggable

flexibility

adjustability

Capacity for alteration

suppleness · bendability · plasticity · configurability · modularity · versatility · swiveling · articulation

impermanence

transience

Brevity of existence

instability · fluidity · variability · inconstancy · ephemerality · unsettledness · rootlessness · nomadism · itinerancy

Opposites
physical mobility

movablenessimmovability

Inability to be shifted

fixedness · immobility · unmovability · stationariness · rootedness

permanence/stability

movablenesspermanence

Quality of lasting indefinitely

fixity · stability · immutability · steadfastness · constancy

Family

move, remote, remove, emotion, motion, moved, movement, promote, motive

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G