Synonyms for transferrable
trans·ferrable

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1. movable, moveable, transferable, transferrable, transportableadjective

   capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another

   Synonyms:
   assignable, conveyable, movable, moveable, negotiable, transferable, transportable

   Antonyms:
   inalienable, unalienable, immobile

2. assignable, conveyable, negotiable, transferable, transferrableadjective

   legally transferable to the ownership of another

   "negotiable bonds"

   Synonyms:
   assignable, conveyable, movable, moveable, on the table, transferable, negotiable, transportable

   Antonyms:
   immobile, inalienable, unalienable

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1. List of paraphrases for "transferrable":

   transferable

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1. President Obama:

   Time and again this election, Jeb Bush has been outshone by more charismatic candidates. On Monday, there was a slight variation on the story. Once again, Jeb was outdone by a much more talented politician, but this time, it was a backer and not a rival: Jeb’s big brother George W. Bush. It was the former president’s first appearance on the campaign trail this cycle, and it came just a few days before the South Carolina Republican primary, which is shaping up to be a make-or-break moment for Jeb. President Bush, along with his wife Laura and Senator Lindsey Graham, helped pack 3,000 people in for a rally in North Charleston. It’s proof that his popularity endures in South Carolina, but it’s too early to tell whether that popularity will prove transferrable.

2. Dhananjay Mirchandani:

   Even if Mr Dommermuth elects not to build, the spectrum license - which is very likely tradeable or transferrable - gives him better leverage in his negotiations with Telefonica Deutschland.

3. Cliff Wade:

   I was talking to one of our young veterans who was a Marine in that first wave into Iraq, i asked him about his ‘ transferrable skills. ’ He replied his skill was ‘ home invasions. ’.