resalable

1 2.1

Someone can sell it again after they buy it

adjective
/ˌriːˈseɪəbl/

: revendible

After a quick cleaning, the used phone was considered resalable by the shop.

Examples

Is this item resalable?
Items damaged during shipping may no longer be resalable.
The store only accepts returns if the product is in resalable condition.
These shoes are resalable.
The unused furniture is still in resalable condition, making it ideal for second-hand shops.
To maximize profits, it's essential to keep items in resalable shape before selling them again.
Customers are encouraged to return products that are not in resalable condition to receive their refunds.

Synonyms

tradable

vsresalable

3 3.7

Can be bought or sold

emphasizes resale after being bought rather than general exchange

sellable

vsresalable

2 3.1

Good enough for people to want to buy

can be sold again after being bought

salable

vsresalable

2 4.0

Can be sold

can be sold again after being bought

vendible

vsresalable

Specialized

1 8.9

People can sell it in shops and markets

can be sold again after being bought

vendable

vsresalable

6.8

Can be sold in shops

can be sold again after being bought

How Resellable

in demand

52 2.9

resalable

1 2.1

Surface Forms

resalable positive

Morphology

resalable = resale (transparent) = resale + able

Formed by adding productive suffix '-able' to 'resale', yielding 'able to be sold again', which is directly derivable.

Etymology

The word resalable comes from re- meaning 'again' and the same root as sell, as in resell. So, resalable means 'able to be sold again'.