indorsable (Meaning)

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indorsable (a.)

Capable of being indorsed; transferable; convertible.

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The candidate's unwavering character made them highly indorsable for the leadership position.
The company's ethical practices and financial stability rendered its products indorsable by industry experts.
The athlete's impressive performance and sportsmanship earned them countless indorsable endorsements.
Her remarkable leadership skills and community involvement made her an indorsable candidate for the mayoral race.
The bank's indorsable financial statements attested to its sound financial management.
The non-profit organization's commitment to social welfare rendered it indorsable by major donors.
The artist's captivating artwork was widely considered indorsable by discerning art collectors.
The politician's indorsable platform appealed to a broad spectrum of voters.
The investment portfolio's indorsable risk-adjusted returns made it attractive to cautious investors.
The entrepreneur's innovative ideas and business acumen made their venture highly indorsable by potential investors.

Capable of being indorsed; transferable; convertible.

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The candidate's unwavering character made them highly indorsable for the leadership position.

The company's ethical practices and financial stability rendered its products indorsable by industry experts.

The athlete's impressive performance and sportsmanship earned them countless indorsable endorsements.

Her remarkable leadership skills and community involvement made her an indorsable candidate for the mayoral race.