hirable
- adjective
- /ˈhaɪərəbəl/
- The agency has several hirable cars ready for customers at any time.
Examples
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All the equipment listed as hirable must be returned in good condition.
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She checked which tools were hirable before planning her home renovation project.
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The new equipment is hirable for the event.
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Is this vehicle hirable for the weekend?
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The agency has several hirable cars ready for customers at any time.
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All the equipment listed as hirable must be returned in good condition.
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She checked which tools were hirable before planning her home renovation project.
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Etymology
Hirable comes from the same verb hire, which also means 'to rent', as in 'hire a car'. So something that is hirable is available to be rented or used for a short time.