cognizability

They have the "imperishability," the "portability," and the "divisibility" which are needed, and when made into coins, they have the "cognizability" by which they can, more readily than many other things, be identified and distinguished from cheap imitations.

Cognizability; that is, the money-good must be easy to know, and to judge as to quality.

The infinity of God is in conflict with his complete cognizability on the part of man; for how is a finite, transitory spirit able to conceive the Infinite and Eternal?

Hence the rhythmic changes in matter are rightly called its cognizability.