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Meanings of substitutable in English
Capable of being exchanged for another or for something else that is equivalent.
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Examples for "commutable"
Examples for "commutable"
1
There's good value in the property market, it's also commutable to Dublin with just a one-hour journey door to door.
2
THE Gawler area is fast emerging as a hotspot for people seeking an affordable treechange within commutable distance of the CBD.
3
We needed to move out -but within commutable distance as my husband, who is a lawyer, still works in London every day.
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3: Sin has for its principal object commutable good, which is known to us.
Usage of substitutable in English
1
The private and public sectors are not substitutable: they are interdependent.
2
That is a worry for other firms hoping to sell substitutable generic Advair in the big U.S. market.
3
However, the bigger threat to GSK will likely come from fully substitutable generic copies of Advair that are still awaiting approval.
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The exposed sector is a two-level CES where highly and lowly productive labour are complementary, but both are substitutable with minimum wage labour:
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Mass industrial tourism is based on the assembly, distribution and consumption of packaged products and, as a consequence, one product is substitutable for another.