Adjective:

चलतू, विक्रयशील, बिक्री के योग्य,

marketable's Usage Examples:

Timber is now generally sawn into marketable sizes in the country of its growth, and shipped as scantling timber.

Cunningham, Natural History of the Marketable Marine Fishes of the British Islands (London, 1896); A Manual of Fish-Culture (Washington, 1897); Roche, La Culture des mess (Paris, 1898); W.

In all, about sixty kinds of timber of marketable quality are furnished in more or less profusion, but the difficulty of extraction, even in the regions situated in close proximity to the large waterways, renders it improbable that the timber trade of Borneo will attain to any very great dimensions until other and easier sources of supply have become exhausted.

As these do not come out sufficiently pure, they would not be marketable and therefore they are not allowed to be formed, but the liquid, while still hot, is either run into the boiling-down pans, or submitted to one of the purifying operations to be described below.

Ammonia is of considerable marketable value, and even in places where the local Gas Act does not prescribe that it shall be removed, it is extracted.

Alghough no longer a great power, she still had many of the responsibilities of a great power; and if the Swedish alliance had considerably depreciated in value, it was still a marketable commodity.

A strong tendency to run to red rice (hardier, but not so marketable) has been a second great difficulty to overcome.

In the US, schooling is a " 650 billion marketable commodity to be traded for a profit.

It is only the pressure of increasing demand that makes marketable hard pelts with harsh brittle hair of nondescript hue, and these would, naturally, be the last to attract the notice of dealers.

If there be none the tenant is bound and entitled to deliver fair marketable grain of the same kind."

Synonyms:

salable, saleable,

Antonyms:

unmerchantable, unvendible, unsalable,