bankable
- adjective
- /ˈbæŋkəbl/
- Specialized
- To be deemed bankable, your investments need to be backed by proper documentation.
Examples
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A certified cheque is considered bankable because it is guaranteed to be accepted by banks.
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Get 'bankable.'
Blog text (23) -
It's relatively inexpensive and based on a bankable property.
Blog text (29) -
Wind turbine technology is mature and bankable, and wind resources around the world are abundant.
Academic text (2010) -
QUESTION, Mr. Erdilek: The way I understand it, pollution allowances or credits are allocated, and these become bankable or tradable among companies, subject to maximum limits.
Academic text (1992) -
She received a loan because her assets were bankable and valued by the bank.
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Etymology
Bankable comes from bank and the ending -able, where bank is the place that keeps money and -able means 'able to be'. So a bankable check or fund is one that can be accepted and deposited at a bank.