CEFR B2

depositable

adjective

Meaning

Able to be placed or put down, especially in a bank or safe place.

Examples

The cashier explained that the coins were not depositable.
All valuable items should be kept in a depositable container.

Synonyms: bankable, lodgeable

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depositable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /dɪˈpɒzɪtəbl/

Definition

Able to be placed or put down, especially in a bank or safe place.

Examples

The cashier explained that the coins were not depositable.
All valuable items should be kept in a depositable container.
The bank only accepts depositable funds during business hours.

How to Use depositable

depositable into (prepositional phrase): Able to be placed into a specific account or location. — "Only certain types of assets are depositable into a retirement fund."
readily depositable (collocation): Easily or quickly able to be placed in a bank or safe place. — "The new system made all checks readily depositable via a mobile app."

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