endorsable
ɛnˈdɔːrsəbl̩
Definition

Definition of endorsable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
supportRareable to be supported or approvedRare
  • The plan is endorsable by the committee.
sanctionable supportable
2.
driving offenseTECH.UKleading to penalty points on a driving licenseTECH.UK
  • Speeding is an endorsable offense in many countries.
punishable
3.
airline ticketTECH.USaccepted by other airlines if original failsTECH.US
  • The endorsable ticket was honored by another airline.
flexible interchangeable transferable
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Origin of endorsable

Latin, in (in) + dorsum (back)

Examples of endorsable in a sentence

  • His candidacy is endorsable by the party leaders.
  • Running a red light is an endorsable violation.
  • Using a mobile while driving is endorsable.
  • Her endorsable ticket saved her from missing the event.
  • An endorsable ticket is a wise choice for travelers.

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  1. French:approuvable, entraînant un retrait de points, ...
  2. German:genehmigungsfähig, punktbelastend, ...
  3. Italian:approvabile, sanzionabile, ...
  4. Spanish:apoyable, sancionable, ...
  5. Portuguese:apoiável, punível, ...
  6. Chinese:可支持的, 扣分的, ...
  7. Japanese:支持可能な, 罰点が付く, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلدَّعْم, يُسَجَّل عَلَيْهِ نِقَاط, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּר-תְּמִיכָה, נִתָּן לְנִקּוּד, ...
  10. Russian:одобряемый, наказуемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підтримуваний, штрафний, ...
  12. Hindi:समर्थनीय, दंडनीय, ...
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