1. The plural of negotiability; the quality or state of being negotiable, especially the ability of a financial instrument (such as a check or bond) to be transferred from one person to another.
Usage: Primarily used in finance and legal contexts; Often refers to the transferability of securities or commercial paper

Examples

• The negotiabilities of government bonds make them attractive to investors.
• Banks assess the negotiabilities of various financial instruments before accepting them as collateral.
• The contract's negotiabilities were carefully reviewed by the legal team.
• Improved negotiabilities in the secondary market increased trading volume.
• The negotiabilities of these securities depend on their terms and conditions.