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tradeable

American  
[trayd-uh-buhl] / ˈtreɪd ə bəl /

adjective

  1. able to be traded; suitable for commercial trade.

  2. relating to something that can potentially be traded commercially.


noun

plural

tradeables
  1. Usually, tradeables, a commodity that can be traded commercially.

Other Word Forms

  • non-tradeable adjective
  • tradeability noun
  • untradeable adjective

Example Sentences

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To make any of these deals, the NBA executives and scouts said, Lakers forward Rui Hachimura and his expiring $18-million contract is a name that comes up often as a tradeable player.

From Los Angeles Times

Akash is a privately held company but it does have a tradeable crypto token, AKT.

From MarketWatch

“Essentially, we argue that the days of the ‘Magnificent Seven’ as a tradeable cohort are mostly behind us,” Citi strategist and managing director Scott Chronert said in a note to clients late Friday.

From MarketWatch

The Lakers next tradeable first-round pick is in the 2033 draft and they won’t be able to access it until 2026-27.

From Los Angeles Times

He’s the team’s most tradeable asset, yet the Lakers don’t feel they can trade him.

From Los Angeles Times