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UK
/pˈɜːtʃɪsəbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
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capable of being corrupted
a venal police officer
dishonest politicians
a purchasable senator
corruptible judges -
available for purchase
many houses in the area are for sale
purchasable goods
How To Use purchasable In A Sentence
- He seriously protested that the bow of Blandois was perfect, that the address of Blandois was irresistible, and that the picturesque ease of Blandois would be cheaply purchased (if it were not a gift, and unpurchasable) for a hundred thousand francs. Little Dorrit
- Credit offers are circulated from purchasable mailing lists just like any other commodity.
- Many of you guys forget that all these chains have purchasable passes that are a * fraction of the cost of a ticket purchased at the box office* (usually about half the price if not more) that can be used * opening day*. 3D Ticket Prices Are on the Rise, Effective This Weekend | /Film
- Remember, we still offer many great-looking, purchasable things—such as our Extra Crispy legs and wings—and we invite everyone to come on down and obtain them for whatever use they deem appropriate.
- It will form here-after a pleasing incident in the annals of our Union, giving to real history the intense interest of romance and signally marking the unpurchasable tribute of a great nation's social affections to the disinterested champion of the liberties of human-kind. State of the Union Address (1790-2001)
- Shopping cart is still down here at circlet. com, but the book is purchasable from: Ceciliatan: Wired Hard 4 reviewed at Three Dollar Bill Reviews
- The bottom line is as long as health care is a purchasable commodity, women will not be getting the care they need.
- It was the Prince who first proposed that such a badge of merit should be introduced, the Queen who warmly accepted the idea, and in person bestowed the Cross on its first wearers, thereby giving it an unpurchasable value. Great Britain and Her Queen
- a purchasable senator
- Develop a "purchasable" BOM for use by the material planning and procurement teams defining part numbers, vendors, quantities. Young Professionals in Foreign Policy