reliableness

Great, very great may be the probability, still it is less in reliableness than a physical certainty.

But the number of steps in an argument does not subtract from its reliableness, if no new premises, of an uncertain character, are taken up by the way.

It is better to give the old gentleman a little time to establish his reliableness; for in truth he is yet very young—a mere child of eight or ten years.

She has no continuity, no reliableness, no self-control.

The question of the reliableness of these superscriptions is hotly debated.