negotiable
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4.2
- adjective
- /nɪˈɡoʊʃəbl/
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negociable
- Any business that thinks a contract isn't negotiable or able to be changed is in the wrong.
- often negotiable
- less negotiable
So nothing is worth me making that a negotiable thing, ever.
- So nothing is worth me making that a negotiable thing, ever.
- And so anything has been negotiable for me in a weird way over my life.
- Oh, it's three non negotiable behaviors.
- Now perceptions, feelings, thoughts, those are where it gets negotiable.
- If you're willing to be non negotiable.
- It is possible to opt out of anything because everything is negotiable.
- And that really surprised us because, you know, wages aren't negotiable.
- For most people, those are relatively non negotiable.
- But like, there's some things that that some things are not negotiable and there's some dreams that are not for sale.
- And he was just like, you just have to make the decision that it's not negotiable.
- Fractures based on the idea that the universal principles of democracy, human rights and peaceful coexistence are negotiable.
Examples
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For the project budget, we need to determine which expenses are negotiable before finalizing our proposal.
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And so anything has been negotiable for me in a weird way over my life.
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Four hours ago, you said that everything was negotiable.
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- Well the terms are always negotiable.
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Price is negotiable but I will delete your e-mail if you are not serious.
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Prices are negotiable, and tourists can pay considerably less if they are willing and able to bargain.
Academic text (2000) -
Taxis and tuk-tuks are privately run, and the fares are negotiable depending on distance and traffic.
Academic text (1995) -
In a business negotiation, it is important to ensure that all terms are negotiable to reach a mutual agreement.
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When buying a car, ask the dealer if the price is negotiable to see if you can get a better deal.
Synonyms
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3.5
Available for discussion or decision later
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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8.0
A written paper that promises payment of a certain amount to a named person or the holder when due
How Negotiable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Negotiable comes from the Latin negotium 'business' and the verb negotiare 'to do business', the same root as negotiate. So if something is negotiable it can be talked about and changed, like the terms in a business deal.