Meaning & use
Bondability
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The quality of being eligible or suitable to be covered by a surety or fidelity bond, often assessed for employees who handle money or valuables.
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The company checks an applicant's bondability before hiring for the finance department.
A criminal record can affect a person's bondability for certain jobs.
A note on using this word
"Bondability" is common in insurance and human-resources contexts, where it signals whether an insurer will underwrite a bond for a given individual.
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