saleable
[
sey
-l
uh
-b
uh
l]
/ˈseɪ lə bəl/
adjective
1.
salable
.
Related forms
nonsaleable,
adjective
nonsaleably,
adverb
unsaleable,
adjective
unsaleably,
adverb
Examples from the web for
saleable
The simple answer is that the industrial age produced a business model that involved canning ideas in
saleable
packages.
For countless magazines, she was the consummate image of a highly
saleable
fantasy of romance and royalty and rebellion.
Drugs for chronic conditions are far more profitable because they keep working and remain
saleable
-unlike antibiotics.
It wanted the government to step in and make the bank
saleable
to a foreign buyer.
It's unfair but their basic business model is to buy a bunch of cars and then later figure out if they are
saleable
.
Science education and inspiration isn't some
saleable
product or property that needs selling.
Things that are politically
saleable
and things that will ultimately be effective.
First and foremost, the designers were looking to capitalize on a
saleable
and widely recognizable image from popular culture.
It revolved around
saleable
ideas, stock options and vesting.
Many entertainers have shortened their names, reversed them, or otherwise altered them to create a more
saleable
public image.
British Dictionary definitions for
saleable
saleable
/
ˈseɪləb
ə
l
/
adjective
1.
fit for selling or capable of being sold
Derived Forms
saleability,
saleableness
(
US
)
salability,
salableness,
noun
saleably,
(
US
)
salably,
adverb
Word Origin and History for
saleable
adj.
also
salable
, 1520s, from
sale
+
-able
. Related:
Salability
;
saleability
.