Returnable (adjective)

Capable of being returned to the place of origin or sender.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "return" which comes from the old french "retourner" meaning "to turn back".

Examples:

1. The product was marked as returnable within 14 days of purchase.
2. The company's returnable policy allows customers to return their items for a full refund.
3. The returnable bottles can be refilled and used again.
4. The returnable deposit on the glass bottle was 50 cents.
5. The package was marked as returnable, but the customer did not want to return the product.