bankable
/'bæɳkəbl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Financially reliable; acceptable as security for a loan or as a deposit at a bank: Refers to something, such as a check or funds, that is considered trustworthy and can be processed by a financial institution.
- Certain to yield a profit; commercially viable: Describes a person, project, or asset that is considered a safe investment, guaranteed to generate financial success.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The check was confirmed as bankable and was deposited immediately.
- The studio considered the actor to be a bankable star who could guarantee a film's box-office success.
- Without a bankable concept, it was difficult to secure funding for the startup.
Advanced Usage
- "bankable asset": An asset that is readily accepted as collateral or that reliably generates income.
- The company's patents are its most bankable assets.
- "bankable guarantee": A guarantee that is considered solid and trustworthy by financial standards.
- They needed a bankable guarantee from a parent company to secure the loan.
Variants and Related Words
- Bankability (n): The quality of being bankable; the potential to be financially successful or acceptable.
- The bankability of the project was questioned by investors.
- Unbankable (adj): Not acceptable to a bank; not considered a reliable financial prospect.
- The damaged check was deemed unbankable.
Synonyms
- Creditworthy: Considered suitable to receive credit because of a history of reliable debt repayment.
- Profitable: Yielding financial gain or profit.
- Viable: Capable of working successfully; feasible, especially in a financial context.
Related Phrases
- "bankable name": A person, typically in entertainment or business, whose involvement assures commercial success.
- The director attached a bankable name to the project to attract producers.
- "bankable paper": Financial documents like checks or promissory notes that are acceptable for deposit or discounting at a bank.
- The treasurer collected only bankable paper from the clients.
Adjective
- acceptable to or at a bank
- bankable funds
- guaranteed to bring a profit
- without bankable stars the film script aroused no interest