Com-mĕn'su-ra-bĭl'i-ty, n.
(-mĕn'shu-), n. [Fr. commensurabilité.] The capacity of being measured by another, or of having a common measure. “A comely commensurability of the whole unto the parts.” Browne.
(-mĕn'shu-), n. [Fr. commensurabilité.] The capacity of being measured by another, or of having a common measure. “A comely commensurability of the whole unto the parts.” Browne.