Preposition: at

• price: Bear in mind that the removed component, albeit unused, may not be saleable at full price: no box, no instructions.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: The logo may also make the wood more saleable.

Modifies a noun

• commodity: The designer's trained skill is a saleable commodity which carries a price.

• condition: On safe return of the goods in saleable condition we will cancel the invoice.

• asset: You also have a saleable asset - old medieval churches have limited resale options.

• item: Oxfam in Gosport need saleable items for their shop.

• product: An estimate of the price of the saleable products.

• stock: Based in supermarket and local council sites, our textile banks provide a substantial quantity of saleable stock for the shops.

Modifying Another Word

• readily: Cast an eye around your premises: can you see anything readily saleable worth £ 10,000?

• easily: The product at Blue Bridge Lane appears to have been beads, which would have been an easily saleable commodity.

• very: They are also very saleable items for the thief.

• not: If goods are damaged or not saleable as new, Dolphin Music reserves the right to seek recompense.

• highly: The result is a highly saleable agricultural product that can be sold at a competitive price to farmers both at home and abroad.

• wholly: We want to run an attractive stall with wholly saleable goods.

Used with adjective complement

• become: External wars then become saleable again behind new veils of total control of images.