lendable
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Available for lending: Describes something (typically money, resources, or an item) that is suitable or ready to be loaned to someone else.
- Capable of being lent: Indicates the inherent quality of an asset that makes it possible to be given temporarily under an agreement for its return.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The bank identified which assets were lendable to increase its liquidity.
- Not all books in the collection are lendable; some are for reference only.
- They pooled their lendable capital to fund the startup.
Advanced Usage
- "Lendable funds": Money that a financial institution has available to issue as loans.
- The central bank's policy increased the amount of lendable funds in the economy.
- "Lendable value": In finance, the portion of an asset's value that can be used as collateral for a loan.
- The lendable value of the securities was calculated at 70%.
Variants and Related Words
- Lend (verb): To grant the use of something temporarily with the expectation of its return.
- Can you lend me your pen?
- Loanable (adjective): Often used interchangeably with "lendable," especially in economics, to describe resources available for lending.
- The loanable funds theory explains interest rates.
Synonyms
- Loanable: Available to be lent.
- Available for loan: Ready to be borrowed.
Antonyms
- Non-lendable: Not available or suitable for lending.
- Restricted: Not freely available for loan.
Adjective
- available for lending
- lendable resources