Negotiable (Adjective)

Capable of being passed or negotiated; "a negotiable road".

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The highway was a negotiable route despite the flooding in some areas, allowing drivers to make their way through with caution.
Hikers praised the park's well-marked trails, saying they made even the most challenging sections negotiable for inexperienced trekkers.
After the crash, it took a tow truck several hours to make the wreckage negotiable for removal from the highway.
While some sections of the river were deep and fast-moving, the water levels made the rapids negotiable for an experienced kayaker.
The street signs made the narrow roads of the old city negotiable for tourists exploring the historic district on foot.

Able to be negotiated or arranged by compromise; "negotiable demands"; "the proposal is still on the table".

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The company is open to a negotiable price for the new software, and we can discuss further.
The union presented negotiable proposals that were acceptable to the management.
The two countries engaged in diplomatic talks to reach a negotiable agreement on trade tariffs.
The rent on the apartment was negotiable, depending on how long the lease was for.
The employer considers salary requirements to be negotiable during the hiring process.

Legally transferable to the ownership of another; "negotiable bonds".

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The shares of stock are negotiable and can be traded on the open market.
She bought a negotiable note from the company, which gave her a portion of the profits.
The bank will only accept negotiable instruments, such as checks or money orders, for payment.
The lawsuit claimed that the contract was not negotiable due to certain clauses that favored one party over another.
The investment firm specializes in buying and selling negotiable securities, such as bonds and stocks.