Returnable

/rɪˈtɜrnəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Capable of being returned or sent back, especially in the context of goods or items that can be given back to the seller or manufacturer.

The store offers a 30-day guarantee on all returnable items.

Being able to be returned after use, often pertaining to rental or borrowed items.

The library has a policy for returnable books to encourage members to return them on time.

Referring to an item that can be refunded upon return to the retailer.

She was pleased to find out that the dress she bought was returnable if she didn't like it.

From 'return' + 'able'

returnable deposit

A deposit that can be refunded upon the return of an item.

returnable bottle

A bottle that can be returned for a deposit refund.

return

To send something back to its original source.

refund

To give back money that was paid for something.

Things you can bring back

Hey, those shoes are returnable if they don’t fit.

Items that can be refunded

Make sure you keep the receipt; they’re returnable.