What is another word for returnable?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪtˈɜːnəbə͡l] (IPA)

Returnable, a term used to signify an item that can be returned in exchange for money or credit, has several synonyms with similar meanings. Refundable, reimbursable, redeemable, exchangeable, restitutable, and reversible are some of the frequently used alternatives. The words refundable and reimbursable specifically refer to the ability to receive money back after returning the item. Redeemable and exchangeable, on the other hand, involve exchanging the item for a different one with similar value or using it for future purchases. Restitutable and reversible focus on the ability to restore or reverse the transaction and return the item in its original state. All these synonyms give an idea about a product's flexibility in terms of returning it for some benefit.

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  • Independent

    • Noun, singular or mass
      record.

What are the hypernyms for Returnable?

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What are the opposite words for returnable?

Returnable refers to an item that can be brought back to its original location or provider. The opposite of returnable is non-returnable, which indicates that an item cannot be brought back, either due to its nature or the conditions of its purchase. Non-returnable items may include consumable goods, custom-made products, and digital content. Irreturnable is another antonym for returnable, suggesting that an item cannot be returned due to its irreparable or irreplaceable condition. Finally, nonrefundable can be used as an antonym for returnable in cases where an item can be physically returned but not refunded due to company policies or product conditions.

What are the antonyms for Returnable?

  • adj.

    all
    • nonreturnable
    • .

Usage examples for Returnable

The judge will sign a restraining order, returnable in from ten to thirty days-I'll try for thirty, because that will knock out the N.C.O.'s temporary franchise-and after I have obtained the restraining order, I will have the United States marshal telegraph it to Ogilvy and Cardigan!
"The Valley of the Giants"
Peter B. Kyne
Once, indeed, I-but this is getting too personal: I was simply about to say that it is possible to purchase a twenty-five cent safety-razor, returnable if unsatisfactory, and find the place of sale vanished before you can get back to it.
"The Perfect Gentleman"
Ralph Bergengren
So the three walked away proudly with Peter, and warrants were sworn to and issued against the "boss" as principal, and the driver and the three others as witnesses, made returnable on the following morning.
"The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him"
Paul Leicester Ford

Famous quotes with Returnable

  • The trouble with children is that they're not returnable.
    Quentin Crisp

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