CEFR B2

fundable

adjective

Meaning

Able to be provided with money for a project or activity.

Examples

The research proposal was considered fundable by the government agency.
Many new companies struggle to become fundable in the early stages.

Synonyms: financially viable, bankable, supportable, investable

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fundable (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈfʌn.də.bəl/

Definition

Able to be provided with money for a project or activity.

Examples

The research proposal was considered fundable by the government agency.
Many new companies struggle to become fundable in the early stages.
They are seeking a fundable project to invest in.

How to Use fundable

fundable by (prepositional phrase): Indicating the source or entity that can provide funds. — "The initiative is fundable by private donors and government grants."
fundable project (collocation): A project that has the potential to receive financial backing. — "They are looking for a fundable project to support with their new venture capital fund."

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