Salable: meaning, definitions and examples

This word is typically used to describe something that is easy to sell or likely to be bought because it meets certain market standards or demands.

• The product was upgraded to make it more salable
• Her artwork became salable after she gained recognition

Use this word to describe something that is attractive to buyers and can be sold at a profit, often used in business and marketing contexts.

• The marketing team ensured the new product was highly marketable
• His skills made him a very marketable employee

This informal term implies that an item can be sold, but it doesn't necessarily speak to its quality or market appeal. It's often used in everyday conversations.

• Are these old books still sellable? The car is in rough shape, but it's still sellable at a lower price

This formal or slightly old-fashioned term describes something that can be sold. It is often used in legal or historical contexts.

• The shop owner only stocked vendible goods
• In the past, certain items were not considered vendible due to regulations