negotiable
adjective
capable of being negotiated.
negotiability
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a word derived from
negotiable.
Example Sentences
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In the past, there was a third criterion, "negotiability": Was there any chance that the Soviets could be induced to accept a proposal?
From Time Magazine Archive
Though he steered U.S.-Soviet relations to their frostiest point in decades, the President has also put forward sweeping arms-control proposals; their negotiability remains to be seen.
From Time Magazine Archive
This fear may have opened a window of negotiability for the forthcoming Geneva talks.
From Time Magazine Archive
This ability to be transferred is part of what is meant by the term negotiability.
From Studies in Civics by J. T. (James Thompson) McCleary
And that extra burden is visible through finance—the increased cost of money, the scarcity of capital, the lower negotiability of securities, the greater uncertainty concerning the future.
From New York Times Current History: The European War, Vol 2, No. 1, April, 1915 April-September, 1915 by Various
