brandable

English

Etymology

From brand +‎ -able.

Adjective

brandable (comparative more brandable, superlative most brandable)

1. Able to be branded or stigmatized.
   • 2011, Trudy Govier, Forgiveness and Revenge, page 118:

     Far too confidently, we assume that perpetrators are human beings radically different from ourselves, brandable as totally evil or as fanatical or deranged, that we are in no moral respects like them and they in no moral respects like us.

2. (of a product) Which may be marketed under a brand name.

Translations

which may be marketed under a brand name

See also

• rebranded