Sellable

Pronunciation: /ˈsɛləbəl/

Definitions of sellable

adjective describing something that is capable of being sold

Example Sentences

A1 This toy is very sellable because it is popular with children.

A2 The handmade jewelry is very sellable at the local craft fair.

B1 The new smartphone model is highly sellable due to its advanced features.

B2 The vintage car in mint condition is extremely sellable to collectors.

C1 The luxury real estate property is highly sellable to wealthy investors.

C2 The limited edition artwork by a famous artist is incredibly sellable at auction.

Examples of sellable in a Sentence

formal The company is focused on creating a sellable product that meets the needs of their target market.

informal I think this old furniture could still be sellable if we clean it up a bit.

slang I can't believe how much money people are willing to pay for some of these sellable items.

figurative Her charisma and charm make her a very sellable candidate for the position.

Grammatical Forms of sellable

• past tense: sold
• plural: sellables
• comparative: more sellable
• superlative: most sellable
• present tense: sell
• future tense: will sell
• perfect tense: has sold
• continuous tense: selling
• singular: sellable
• positive degree: sellable
• infinitive: to sell
• gerund: selling
• participle: selling

Origin and Evolution of sellable

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'sellable' originated from the Old French word 'vendable' which means capable of being sold.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'sellable' has remained consistent in its meaning of being able to be sold, reflecting the basic concept of commerce and trade.