Meaning & use

Salable

adjective·Everyday

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Fit to be sold; suitable or attractive for sale.

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The damaged furniture was no longer salable and had to be discarded.

They repackaged the product to make it more salable to younger buyers.

A note on using this word

"Salable" is the standard American spelling, while "saleable," with an extra "e," is more common in British English.

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Words with an opposite meaning

unsalable

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