foreclosable US
fɔːrˈkloʊzəbl̩
Definition

Definition of foreclosable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
real estateTECH.USable to be subject to foreclosureTECH.US
  • The house is foreclosable due to unpaid mortgage.
reclaimable seizable
2.
repossessionRareUSable to be taken back due to nonpaymentRareUS
  • The house is foreclosable if the mortgage isn't paid.
reclaimable recoverable
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Origin of foreclosable

Latin, fore (before) + claudere (to close) + -able (capable of)

Examples of foreclosable in a sentence

  • Foreclosable assets are listed by the bank.
  • The car loan is foreclosable if payments are missed.
  • Foreclosable properties are often sold at auctions.

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  1. French:saisissable, expropriable, ...
  2. German:zwangsversteigerbar, pfändbar, ...
  3. Italian:pignorabile, soggetto a pignoramento, ...
  4. Spanish:ejecutable, susceptible de ejecución hipotecaria, ...
  5. Portuguese:executável, executável por hipoteca, ...
  6. Chinese:可止赎的, 可被取消抵押的, ...
  7. Japanese:差し押さえ可能な, 差し押さえ可能, ...
  8. Arabic:قابِل لِلحَجْز, قابِل لِلاِسْتِرْجاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:נִיתָן לְעִיקּוּל, נִתָּן לְעִיקּוּל, ...
  10. Russian:подлежащий конфискации, может быть изъят, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вилучений, може бути вилучений, ...
  12. Hindi:जब्ती योग्य, अधिग्रहण योग्य, ...

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