negotiablein a sentence
negotiable as in: negotiable issue
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She said she is asking $5,000 for her car, but the price is negotiable.negotiable = able to be changed
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Her work hours were negotiable as long as she finished her tasks on time.
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Negotiable as cash anywhere in the world.† (source)
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The statue isn't negotiable.† (source)
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This Chinaman was a crafty fellow: he accepted notes issued by the revolutionary army in the North as payment for the merchandise he sold in the capital, even though the notes were worthless and not negotiable there.† (source)
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Schedule is not negotiable.† (source)
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Everything else is negotiable.† (source)
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And this is a nonnegotiable situation.† (source)nonnegotiable = not open to compromisestandard prefix: The prefix "non-" in nonnegotiable means not and reverses the meaning of negotiable. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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It was the most commonly negotiable currency in this region, in easily transportable (and spent) chits.† (source)
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Park tried to sneak out without seeing him, but his mom was nonnegotiable about breakfast.† (source)
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You can't leave negotiable certificates worth over a million dollars in a Paris hotel room.† (source)
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I learn that there's one nonnegotiable rule with Nathaniel.† (source)
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The request was non-negotiable.† (source)
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There were nonnegotiable codes of conduct, especially regard ing family.† (source)
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He grudgingly added another year to my negotiable age for being a good cook.† (source)
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This is strictly nonnegotiable.† (source)
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