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negotiable Definition

ne·go·tiable (ni gō′s̸hē ə bəl, -s̸hə bəl)

adjective

that can be negotiated; specif.,

  1. legally transferable to another by endorsement or by proper delivery: said of promissory notes, checks, etc.
  2. that can be passed, crossed, surmounted, etc.

negotiable Related Forms
ne·go′·tiabil′·ity noun
negotiable Synonyms

negotiable

modif.

variable, transactional, debatable; see transferable.

negotiable Usage Examples

Preposition: on

  • experience: Healthcare Sales Product Specialist Medical Sales Posted: 05/07/06 BASIC: £ 30K negotiable on experience.

Modifies a noun

  • Sep: Our main... Aberdeen Negotiable Sep 14th 13 Paper Boys / girls Or Adults Aberdeen Journals Ltd Join a Winning Team.
  • Aug: Liverpool Negotiable Aug 31st 38 Nursery Nurse Full and Part Time Nursery Nurses required to work with children in the Croydon area.
  • dependant: Discounts are negotiable dependant upon the length of your stay.
  • Jul: Worcester Negotiable Jul 6th 20 RGN Nurse Our clients require a number of RGNs in the Bristol Area.
  • salary: Commercial Managers UK Wide Negotiable Salary Our client is one of industry's leading electrical contractors.
  • instrument: Payments to Stringer Saul LLP must be by check, negotiable instrument, money transfers between banks or means other than payments in cash.

Modifying Another Word

  • easily: The step should be not higher than 400mm, to be easily negotiable by walkers.
  • fully: Flexible transaction limits When you apply for a Nochex Merchant account your transaction limits are fully negotiable.
  • not: Iraq's demand was " really not negotiable, " Blix said.
  • always: You pay to ride and the fee is always negotiable.
  • usually: A rate for the whole month is usually negotiable.
  • often: They are often negotiable where a journalist can feel confident you will get back to them.

Used with adjective complement

  • pay: To start ASAP, whichever day and time suits you, pay negotiable!
  • date: To Let Sunny room available from mid-June to mid-July sublet ( dates negotiable ).

Preposition: in

  • case: Please note these fees are negotiable in case of hardship.

Preposition: with

  • client: This role is part time and hours are negotiable with the client but will be around 24-28 per week over Monday to Friday.
  • manager: The working pattern is negotiable with the line manager.

Preposition: for

  • candidate: The salary offered will be £ 20K, per annum pro rata, negotiable for an exceptional candidate.
  • applicant: Salary is negotiable for the successful applicant depending on experience.