Redeemable

Pronunciation: /rɪˈdiməbəl/

Definitions of redeemable

adjective capable of being redeemed or exchanged for something of value

Example Sentences

A1 The coupon is redeemable for a free drink at the cafe.

A2 The gift card is redeemable at any store in the mall.

B1 The voucher is redeemable online or in-store for a discount on your purchase.

B2 The points earned on your loyalty card are redeemable for merchandise or travel rewards.

C1 The airline miles are redeemable for flights to a variety of destinations.

C2 The investment bonds are redeemable at maturity for the full face value.

Examples of redeemable in a Sentence

formal The coupon is redeemable for a free meal at the restaurant.

informal I have a redeemable voucher for a spa treatment.

slang I scored a redeemable gift card from the store.

figurative His kindness towards others is like a redeemable quality that sets him apart.

Grammatical Forms of redeemable

• past tense: redeemed
• plural: redeemables
• comparative: more redeemable
• superlative: most redeemable
• present tense: redeems
• future tense: will redeem
• perfect tense: has redeemed
• continuous tense: is redeeming
• singular: redeemable
• positive degree: redeemable
• infinitive: to redeem
• gerund: redeeming
• participle: redeemed

Origin and Evolution of redeemable

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'redeemable' originated from the Latin word 'redimere', which means 'to buy back' or 'to redeem'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of buying back or redeeming something, the word 'redeemable' has evolved to also mean capable of being exchanged or converted into something of value.