purchasable

adjective (purchasable)

«purchasable» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

(formal) Able to be bought: Tickets are purchasable online. tree →
Available for sale. tree →

In the lessons

A formal word for notices, games and shops: «purchasable items», «extra lives purchasable in the app» — a warning that games may ask for money. In maths problems it marks what can be bought with a set amount. Everyday speech says «you can buy it» or «for sale».

Examples

Tickets are purchasable at the door. tree →
Extra coins are purchasable in the game — ask a grown-up first. tree →
Not every item in the museum shop is purchasable. tree →
With $10, which of these items are purchasable? tree →
Lunch is purchasable from the canteen. tree →
Seeds are purchasable at the garden centre. tree →

Note

From «purchase» (buy) + «-able»; the e is dropped. Formal; everyday: «for sale», «available». Opposite: unpurchasable (rare).

On Mova

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