Definition of «redeemable»

The word "redeemable" means capable of being redeemed or restored. It can refer to something that is worthless but has value if returned, such as a coupon or gift card. In a broader sense, it refers to an action or behavior that can be corrected or improved upon, suggesting hope for the future.

Phrases with «redeemable»

Sentences with «redeemable»

For example, we estimate that someone charging $ 12,000 annually on United's MileagePlus card will earn miles redeemable for only about $ 70 worth of travel after deducting the card's annual fee. (everywhereonce.com)
Copying Delta almost exactly, United has announced revenue - based earnings will replace distance - based earnings starting on 01 March 2015 for redeemable miles on United issued tickets. (liveandletsfly.boardingarea.com)
The only downside of this approach, is the fact that the rewards often take the form of points redeemable at the store specific gas station — instead of cash back, which tends to be a more flexible reward. (valuepenguin.com)
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