purchasable
/'pə:tʃəsəbl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Available for purchase: Able to be bought or acquired by paying money.
- Capable of being corrupted: Susceptible to being influenced or controlled through bribery or improper inducements; venal.
Usage and Examples
Available for purchase:
- The company's assets were deemed purchasable by the investors.
- Tickets for the event are purchasable online or at the venue.
Capable of being corrupted:
- The investigation revealed that several officials were purchasable.
- A truly independent judiciary should not be purchasable.
Advanced Usage
- "financially purchasable": Emphasizes availability for commercial transaction.
- The rare manuscript was financially purchasable at a very high price.
- "morally purchasable": Emphasizes susceptibility to corruption.
- He proved he was morally purchasable when he accepted the bribe.
Variants and Related Words
- Purchase (verb/noun): The act of buying or something that is bought.
- She will purchase a new car.
- Purchaser (noun): A buyer.
- The purchaser of the property was anonymous.
- Unpurchasable (adjective): Not able to be bought or corrupted.
- His integrity was unpurchasable.
Synonyms
- For sale: Available to be bought.
- Buyable: Capable of being purchased.
- Corruptible: Capable of being led into dishonest or immoral behavior for personal gain.
- Venal: Showing or motivated by susceptibility to bribery.
Antonyms
- Not for sale: Unavailable for purchase.
- Incorruptible: Incapable of being morally corrupted or bribed.
- Principled: Acting in accordance with morality and ethics.
Adjective
- available for purchase
- purchasable goods
- many houses in the area are for sale
- capable of being corrupted
- corruptible judges
- dishonest politicians
- a purchasable senator
- a venal police officer