negoziabile

negotiable

adjective neh-goh-tsee-AH-bee-leh Rare

Also means

open to discussion

Usage Note

Negoziabile is invariable in gender (un prezzo negoziabile, una condizione negoziabile) and behaves like most -bile adjectives. It is used in legal, commercial, and diplomatic contexts. The opposite is non negoziabile (non-negotiable), a common phrase in contract discussions. In finance, titolo negoziabile refers to a negotiable instrument.

Examples

"Il prezzo è negoziabile con il venditore."

Natural Translation

The price is negotiable with the seller.

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