marketable
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3.8
- adjective
- /ˈmɑrkɪtəbl/
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comercializable
- The new product has proven to be very marketable, attracting buyers from all demographics.
- marketable product
- marketable skills
- marketable commodity
It's it's not a marketable, punchy, pushy type poster.
- It's it's not a marketable, punchy, pushy type poster.
- There was like a nugget of, I guess marketable YouTube quality in there.
- It was just very marketable and commercial.
- Well, money is supposed to be the most liquid and the most marketable commodity.
- If you're using our standard offer to purchase, you are agreeing to give marketable and insurable title.
- Having a marketable, pun intended, degree is a great investment kids.
- And then finally, the professional, it is never been easier or cheaper to develop marketable skill sets.
- Basil is one of the best selling and the most marketable herbs in the entire country, if not the entire world.
- So I want to shake you and go, bro, let's get marketable to both of these.
- That you can do that maybe is marketable if you can make it marketable, but there's no all there's no choice, right?
Examples
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Vocational education has provided opportunities and enabled many students to gain marketable skills that have led to meaningful employment.
Academic text (1996) -
We need to make you more marketable.
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But it's definitely become a more marketable thing over this past four years, I think.
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OK, how, how quickly do you think you are marketable to go get another job?
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In order to keep his image marketable, Mark's agent had to act fast.
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And I, I think a lot of training institutions and universities have been very slow to realize how necessary and marketable these skills are.
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And then finally, the professional, it is never been easier or cheaper to develop marketable skill sets.
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Simultaneously, these courses can benefit faculty research programs and can provide laboratory members with marketable skills.
Academic text (2013) -
Basil is one of the best selling and the most marketable herbs in the entire country, if not the entire world.
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Physicists who work at startup companies create and improve marketable technologies.
Academic text (2012)
Synonyms
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3.1
Good enough for people to want to buy
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4.0
Can be sold
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5.1
People can easily sell it as a product, often to fans and collectors
Can be sold in shops
People can sell it in shops and markets
Good enough in quality to be sold
Antonyms
Compounds
How Marketable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Marketable comes from market, a place to buy and sell goods, and the ending -able, which means 'can be' or 'suitable'. So something marketable is 'able to be sold' or wanted by buyers.