Able to be sent and sold to other countries, usually referring to goods or products.
From 'export' (from Latin 'exportare') + '-able' (capable of being). The root means 'to carry out,' and the suffix indicates something can be done.
Not all products are equally exportable—bananas from Ecuador travel well, but fresh sushi needs speed. Climate, distance, and shipping costs mean some countries naturally export some things more than others.
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