Convertible definition

kən-vûrtə-bəl
convertibles
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Capable of being converted.

A convertible sofa bed.

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Lawfully exchangeable for gold or another currency.

Dollars convertible into yen.

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Something that can be converted.
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A convertible automobile.
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A convertible security.
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That can be converted.
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A thing that can be converted.
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An automobile with a top, as of canvas, that can be folded back or removed.
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(finance) A bond or preferred stock that can be converted into common stock at the holder's option.
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Having a top that can be folded back or removed.

A convertible automobile.

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Able to be converted.
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(finance) Having the right to be converted into a different security, usually common stock, at the holder's option.
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A car whose roof can be removed or folded.
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(finance) A hybrid security that can be converted into stock.
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A portable computer that can be physically converted between laptop and tablet configurations.
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Noun

Singular:
convertible
Plural:
convertibles

Origin of convertible

  • From Old French convertible

    From Wiktionary

Convertible Sentence Examples

  • Either it is convertible with the subject or it is not.

  • Many bayous are convertible by improvement into excellent drainage and irrigation canals.

  • Now, there is no doubt that, especially in mathematical equations, universal conclusions are obtainable from convertible premises expressed in these ways.

  • The amount of gold in circulation is small, the bank notes convertible into gold taking its place.

  • Although the apartment is ideal for 4, 2 additional guests can be accommodated on the convertible sofa in the living area.

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