Buyable: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to describe something that can be bought, often in a general sense or when discussing the ability to purchase.

• The game is buyable online.
• Are these tickets buyable at the gate?

Used similarly to 'buyable', often in more formal or technical contexts to describe something that can be bought.

• These features are purchasable as part of the premium package.
• The upgrade is purchasable through the app.

Typically used in formal contexts or advertising to indicate that an item can be bought.

• The new model is available for purchase starting next month.
• These items are available for purchase at our store.

Commonly used when an item is being actively offered to buyers, often in a more casual or straightforward setting.

• This house is for sale.
• They have a lot of antiques for sale.