demandable Antonyms
Strongest:
- surplus
- indulgence
- nonnecessity
- extra
- surplus
- comfort
- extra
- luxury
- indulgence
- nonnecessity
- luxury
- comfort
Strong:
- amenity
- extravagance
- nonessential
- nonessential
- extravagance
- frill
- superfluity
- surplusage
- superfluity
- amenity
- frill
- surplusage
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No Weak antonyms found.
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Meaning of demandable
demandable (a.)
That may be demanded or claimed.
demandable Sentence Examples
- The company issued demandable bonds that could be redeemed by the bondholders at any time.
- The customer requested a demandable payment option for greater flexibility in managing their finances.
- The lawyer advised her client that the contract was demandable upon fulfillment of certain conditions.
- The bank offered demandable savings accounts that allowed customers to withdraw funds without notice.
- He presented a demandable letter of credit to secure the transaction with the supplier.
- The tenant insisted on a demandable lease agreement with the option to terminate the lease early.
- The creditor demanded a demandable promissory note as security for the loan.
- The contractor agreed to provide demandable services for urgent maintenance requests.
- The insurance policy included a demandable clause that allowed policyholders to cancel coverage at any time.
- The vendor offered demandable warranties on its products, promising immediate replacements for defective items.
FAQs About the word demandable
That may be demanded or claimed.
request, requirement, requisition, must,wish, need, desire, claim, importunity, ultimatum
surplus, indulgence, nonnecessity, extra, surplus, comfort, extra, luxury, indulgence, nonnecessity
The company issued demandable bonds that could be redeemed by the bondholders at any time.
The customer requested a demandable payment option for greater flexibility in managing their finances.
The lawyer advised her client that the contract was demandable upon fulfillment of certain conditions.
The bank offered demandable savings accounts that allowed customers to withdraw funds without notice.
