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salable

British  
/ ˈseɪləbəl /

adjective

  1. the US spelling of saleable

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Mr. Mandelson was copied on the message, and forwarded it to Epstein, who asked: “What salable assets?”

From The Wall Street Journal

The hope was to make China’s supercomputers less smart and its smartphones less salable.

From New York Times

The talk, naturally, is prelude to what makes action films so salable around the world: the first of many fight scenes that punctuate the three episodes out for review.

From Los Angeles Times

At the opposite extreme, the Music Hall Theater took months to bring down as the wrecking company salvaged whatever fragments might be reusable and salable.

From Seattle Times

If one of those buyers doesn’t come along, owners could spend millions just trying to keep the place in salable shape.

From Los Angeles Times