purchasable
[pur-chuh-suh-buh l]
adjective
capable of being bought.
that may be influenced by bribery; venal.
Origin of purchasable
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Historical Examples of purchasable
How the opinions of a press that are so purchasable, are at all respected, I cannot understand.
Louis Spohr's AutobiographyLouis Spohr
I know that we had compensation in things not purchasable here for money.
Venetian LifeWilliam Dean Howells
It gave a false seeming of value to every purchasable thing.
A Captain in the RanksGeorge Cary Eggleston
English goods of every kind are not purchasable, at least by me.
Not for twenty louis, not for twenty thousand, should it ever have been purchasable.
Critical StudiesOuida
purchasable
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