actionable
Speech parts
1. actionable - Adjective
2. actionable - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
That may be the subject of an action or suit at law; as, to call a man a thief is actionable.
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Examples
slander is an actionable offense
A complete road map to recovery (found ) has been created by the National Coronavirus Recovery Commission; it contains 265 specific, actionable recommendations, including those mentioned above.
After all, the further we move away from the Hanoi summit, the less likely it might seem for Kim that Trump will actually sign a proper and actionable deal.
A lawyer who has a few hours to volunteer could help parse city codes and contracts to support advocates’ understanding of how to target requests to local government in a way that is actionable.
Against this background, especially when compared with other major economies, it seems reasonable to conclude that hyperextended saving and current-account imbalances will finally have actionable consequences for the dollar and/or US interest rates.
A proper financial plan will also flush out actionable steps such as ensuring your goals and objectives are properly reflected in your will.