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mercable

mercable adjective: capable of being bought or sold.

Adjective

mercable (not comparable)

  1. (obsolete) Capable of being bought or sold.
    • mercable commodity
    • mercable goods
    Synonyms:
    tradable

Synonyms of mercable

Origin of mercable

From Latin mercabilis, from mercari (“to trade, traffic, buy”). See merchant.

Questions about mercable

What does mercable mean?
Mercable means capable of being bought or sold.
What part of speech is mercable?
Mercable is an adjective.

Words near mercable in the dictionary

  1. merbrother
  2. merbrothers
  3. merby
  4. merc
  5. merc up
  6. mercable
  7. mercadito
  8. mercaditos
  9. Mercado
  10. mercal
  11. mercall

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