tenderableadj.
/ˈtɛndərəb(ə)l/ Commerce.
That may be tendered; available for delivery in fulfilment of contract.
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society > trade and finance > selling > [adjective] > able to be sold
sellablea1382
vendiblec1384
vendablec1400
sale-worthyc1440
market-like1473
sale-worth1481
venable1507
saleable1530
marketable1577
utterable1581
chapmanable1594
selling1770
tenderable1868
society > trade and finance > merchandise > [adjective] > types of goods
homemade1565
consumable1692
in nature1719
inconsumable1785
soft1833
tenderable1868
orderable1872
self-serve1918
offshore1947
house-made1972
society > trade and finance > payment > payment of debt > [adjective] > able to be used as payment
tenderable1868
1868 Harper's Mag. Dec. 89/1 The view of Judge Denio that the word ‘money’ implies the creation of what is tenderable for debts is a much more reasonable..interpretation of the Constitution.
1882 Manch. Guard. 29 Oct. 4 The supply of ‘tenderable’ American [cotton] in Liverpool, that is to say of qualities suitable to be accepted in fulfilment of contracts for future delivery.
1884 Pall Mall Gaz. 13 Dec. 5/2 By the existing rules of the Petroleum Association the oil tenderable in fulfilment of a contract must be American.
1891 Standard 7 Feb. 6/2 The rapid rise has naturally made a large volume of tea tenderable.
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adj.1868