reliability

reliability antonyms

disloyalty compare reliability and disloyalty
unreliability compare reliability and unreliability
treachery compare reliability and treachery
undependability compare reliability and undependability
inaccuracy compare reliability and inaccuracy
undependableness compare reliability and undependableness
unreliableness compare reliability and unreliableness
unfaithfulness compare reliability and unfaithfulness
infidelity compare reliability and infidelity
dishonesty compare reliability and dishonesty
doubt compare reliability and doubt
uncertainty compare reliability and uncertainty
vagueness compare reliability and vagueness
unreasonableness compare reliability and unreasonableness
untrustworthiness compare reliability and untrustworthiness
disreputableness compare reliability and disreputableness
forgetfulness compare reliability and forgetfulness
absentmindedness compare reliability and absentmindedness
faithlessness compare reliability and faithlessness
poor memory compare reliability and poor memory
implausibility compare reliability and implausibility
falsity compare reliability and falsity
dishonor compare reliability and dishonor
ill repute compare reliability and ill repute
amnesia compare reliability and amnesia
invalidity compare reliability and invalidity
fickleness compare reliability and fickleness
immaturity compare reliability and immaturity
insincerity compare reliability and insincerity
a lapse of memory compare reliability and a lapse of memory
inconsistency compare reliability and inconsistency
inexactness compare reliability and inexactness
lying compare reliability and lying
irresponsibility compare reliability and irresponsibility
distrust compare reliability and distrust
abstraction compare reliability and abstraction
improbability compare reliability and improbability

reliability definitions

noun

  • The quality of being reliable, dependable, or trustworthy. 

  • the ability to measure the same thing consistently (of a measurement indicating the degree to which the measure is consistent); that is, repeated measurements would give the same result (See also validity). 

  • measurable time of work before failure