adjective
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capable of issuing or being issued
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law open to debate or litigation
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authorized to be issued
Other Word Forms
- issuably adverb
- nonissuable adjective
- nonissuably adverb
- unissuable adjective
Etymology
Origin of issuable
Example Sentences
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A recent email from the U.S. government to lottery winners still awaiting their visas warned "it is plausible that your case will not be issuable" due to the 90-day travel ban.
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A recent email from the U.S. government to lottery winners still awaiting their visas warned "it is plausible that your case will not be issuable" due to the 90-day travel ban.
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A recent email from the U.S. government to lottery winners still awaiting their visas warned "it is plausible that your case will not be issuable" due to the travel ban.
From Reuters
A recent email from the U.S. government to lottery winners still awaiting their visas warned "it is plausible that your case will not be issuable" due to the travel ban.
From Reuters
Zulily said in its most recent filing with the SEC that as of March 30, about 110,915,025 shares of Class A common stock issuable upon conversion of outstanding Class B common stock will become eligible for public sale after the lockup expires in mid-May.
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