Liquidity (noun)

1. The state of being liquid; fluidity.
2. The ability of an asset or security to be easily bought or sold in the market without affecting the asset"s or security"s price.

Origin:

From liquid + -ity.

Examples:

1. The company had high liquidity, meaning it had a lot of cash on hand and could easily meet its financial obligations.
2. The stock market is known for its high liquidity.
3. The liquidity of the company was a concern.
4. The liquidity of the market was affected by the recent events.
5. The liquidity of the asset was high, making it easy to buy and sell.