1. able to be assigned a price; capable of being priced or valued
Usage: often used in commerce and economics contexts

Examples

• The antique dealer determined that the furniture was priceable despite its age.
• Not all goods are easily priceable in a free market.
• The company assessed which assets were priceable for the balance sheet.
• Some cultural artifacts are considered priceable only in monetary terms.
• The consultant helped identify which services were priceable to customers.