registrable
- adjective
- /ˈrɛdʒɪstrəbl/
- Formal
- Only registrable trademarks can be protected under the law.
Examples
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Applicants must ensure their invention is registrable before submitting it to the patent office.
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To secure your invention, it must be registrable and meet the necessary legal criteria.
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The property is not registrable because it does not meet the legal requirements.
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Is this property registrable under current laws?
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The new business is registrable in the local authority.
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Only original works created by an author are registrable for copyright protection.
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The new trademark design is registrable once it passes the required approval process.
Synonyms
Can be filed in a public record
Can be put on an official list
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Etymology
Registrable comes from the word register, from an old Latin word for a 'list' or 'record', and the ending -able means 'able to be'. So, registrable means something that can be put on an official list or recorded.