negotiability


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ne·go·tia·ble

 (nĭ-gō′shə-bəl, -shē-ə-)
adj.
1. Capable of being discussed in an effort to reach an agreement: negotiable demands.
2. Capable of being traveled over or through; passable: a negotiable road.
3.
a. Transferable from one person to another: negotiable securities.
b. Transferable from one person to another by means of endorsement: checks and other negotiable instruments.

ne·go′tia·bil′i·ty n.
ne·go′tia·bly adv.
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