financeableadj.
/fʌɪˈnansəbl/, /fɪˈnansəbl/, U.S. /faɪˈnænsəb(ə)l/, /fᵻˈnænsəb(ə)l/ Designating something for which funding or payment can be provided; that can be financed.
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1910 C. N. Wilson Thro' Buhrs xiv. 204 He spread his alluring literature throughout the West, offering to finance anything that looked financeable in the eyes of inexperienced promoters.
1970 Financial Analysts Jrnl. 26 38/1 In the pervasive optimism of a stock market boom, once-overlooked opportunities, or known opportunities previously not financeable, are acted upon.
1992 Investors Chron. 23 Oct. 6/1 The public sector deficit is just about financeable with domestic savings.
2012 Guardian (Nexis) 27 July Cost reductions now mean that big solar farms are financeable again.
This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2022).
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