In the context of programming languages, typically assembly/machine languages lack in that each operation does something relatively simple, which is why a single instruction in a high-level language could translate into several instructions in assembly language.

"expressibility" is the correct answer for the above question.

Explanation:

Expressibility is a term that is used in a programming language to express the idea of logic. It is in the form of a statement. The statement in the assembly or machine level language is written in more lines. But the same statement is written in one line in a high-level language. The above question asked about the term which is more in assembly language and less in a high-level language. That term is expressibility or statement.

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