advanceable
- adjective
- /ədˈvænsəbl/
- Only advanceable costs will be covered before the project officially begins.
Examples
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The funds are advanceable for urgent projects.
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Her salary is advanceable if she submits a formal request to the finance department.
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The company offers advanceable travel expenses for employees attending conferences.
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Is this amount advanceable for the conference expenses?
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The company offered advanceable funds to help employees cover their travel expenses before the trip.
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With advanceable grants, students can receive financial support for their education before classes begin.
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She was pleased to learn that her medical expenses were advanceable through the health insurance policy.
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Etymology
Advanceable comes from the noun advance meaning 'payment given early' and the ending -able meaning 'can be'. So, advanceable costs or salaries are things that 'can be' paid before the usual time, like travel money given before a trip.