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resalable

American  
[ree-sey-luh-buhl] / riˈseɪ lə bəl /
Or resaleable

adjective

  1. able to be resold; suitable for resale.


Etymology

Origin of resalable

First recorded in 1865–70; resale + -able

Example Sentences

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The court isn’t saying whether digital content ought to be resalable, in other words — only that ReDigi’s technology amounted to copying.

From Time Apr. 2, 2013

By picking through the pile for resalable bits of metal or plastic, they, hope to earn enough to survive.

From Time Magazine Archive

Two firms, the Zastava auto concern and the Belgrade-Bar railroad, have been allowed to float issues of interest-bearing and resalable bonds.

From Time Magazine Archive

Simply by reporting a readiness to get married, a G.I. can provide his moose with cigarettes, radios and cameras, all of which are resalable on the black market for several times their original cost.

From Time Magazine Archive

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