Bankable ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Bankable ( adjective )

1. Reliable and likely to be successful, especially financially.
2. Capable of generating enough income or profit to justify a financial investment.

Origin:

The word bankable comes from the word "bank" which means "a financial institution" and the suffix -able which means "able to be".

Examples:

1. The actor was considered bankable due to his consistent box office success.
2. The project was deemed bankable due to its potential for profitability.
3. The company had a bankable reputation for delivering on its promises.
4. The product had a bankable track record of sales.
5. The investment opportunity was considered bankable due to the expected returns.

(As a verb)

Bankable ( verb )

1. Reliable and likely to be successful, especially financially.
2. Capable of generating enough income or profit to justify a financial investment.

Origin:

The word bankable comes from the word "bank" which means "a financial institution" and the suffix -able which means "able to be".

Examples:

1. The actor was considered bankable due to his consistent box office success.
2. The project was deemed bankable due to its potential for profitability.
3. The company had a bankable reputation for delivering on its promises.
4. The product had a bankable track record of sales.
5. The investment opportunity was considered bankable due to the expected returns.