unencumberable
unencumberable adjective: capable of being unencumbered.
Adjective
unencumberable (comparative more unencumberable, superlative most unencumberable)
- Capable of being unencumbered.
- Incapable of being encumbered.
- A final prediction is that the secured-credit ratio varies directly with the portion of the firm's unencumberable value, such as value from firm-specific managerial skill, that is debt financed.1993, Various Scripturients, The journal of legal studies - Volume 22, The California University Press, page 97
- The USDA's rationale for the rule making PIK certificates unencumberable is to preserve the transferability of the certificates.1987, The Association, American Bar Association Section of Corporation - Banking and Business Law - Section of General Practice - Section of Real Property - Probate and Trust Law - and the Division...
Forms of unencumberable
| comparative | more unencumberable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unencumberable |
Origin of unencumberable
From unencumber + -able or un- + encumber + -able.
Questions about unencumberable
- What does unencumberable mean?
- Unencumberable means capable of being unencumbered.
- What part of speech is unencumberable?
- Unencumberable is an adjective.
Words near unencumberable in the dictionary
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