marketability
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4.1
- noun
- /ˌmɑrkɪtəˈbɪlɪti/
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comercialización
- The new advertising campaign aimed to boost the marketability of the product among young consumers.
- improve marketability
- marketability of a product
- increase marketability
Like this should be more this if you, if you do it more this way, it'll have more marketability.
- Like this should be more this if you, if you do it more this way, it'll have more marketability.
- So basically when one of those kids lost their youthful marketability, they were just expunged by that network.
- The problem is, is that money is valued again, it's it's the good with a configuration of demand that is predominantly marketability.
Examples
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Paying attention to these qualities may be one way to improve one's perceived effectiveness and marketability.
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But perhaps more importantly, however, is his marketability as someone everyone can relate to.
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According to the marketability studies, this thing should go straight through the roof.
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Thus, it will help students to have marketability values when they hunt for jobs.
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Education is more than the collection of information or the development of technical skills that enhance professional marketability.
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Many new tools have been developed to improve the marketability of compost.
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You'll greatly increase the marketability of your photography if you can write.
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Students gain technology skills that will improve their individual marketability as they enter the workforce or higher education (Donlevy, 2003).
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President Fraga's goal of increasing the global recognition and marketability of Galicia influenced the competition's judging categories and point values.
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The curriculum of ESL programs generally falls into two categories: for immediate job marketability or for eventual transfer (Kuo, 1999).
Academic text (2002)
Synonyms
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5.5
How easy it is for sellers to find buyers for something
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6.0
How easy it is to sell something
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8.9
The quality that makes something fit to be sold in shops
How easy it is to sell something
Antonyms
How Marketable
Surface Forms
Morphology
marketability = marketable (transparent) = market + able + ity
Formed by adding the productive nominalizing suffix '-ity' to 'marketable'; 'marketable' itself transparently means 'able to be sold'.
Etymology
Marketability comes from market, a place or activity where people buy and sell, plus the endings -able meaning 'can be' and -ity meaning 'the quality of'. So, marketability is the 'quality of being able to be sold' or being attractive to buyers.