procurable
Able to be bought or found
- adjective
- /prəˈkjʊrəbəl/
:
obtenible
- Many online courses are now procurable from the comfort of your home.
Examples
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I don't know where there's another dozen of that year procurable.
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The rare collectible is procurable only through specialized auctions.
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During the pandemic, masks became procurable in most grocery stores.
Synonyms
attainable
vsprocurable
Possible to achieve or reach
is about being possible to secure rather than being achieved
gettable
vsprocurable
Something you can buy or find
is the same meaning but a different variant or form
Can be bought or found
is the same meaning but appears as a variant form
acquirable
vsprocurable
Something you can get by buying or learning
is the same idea but used as another variant form
9.8
Easy to reach, use or understand
is about being possible to secure rather than only reachable
Antonyms
How Obtainable
Surface Forms
procurable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Procurable comes from the old Latin verb procurare, made of pro- 'for' and curare 'to care for', so it originally meant taking care to get something. So, if something is procurable, it can be 'obtained', meaning you can get it.