exchangeable Definition

exchange
verb exchanged, exchanging

1. To give, or give up, something, in return for something else.

Thesaurus: bargain, trade, barter, swap, substitute, reciprocate, switch.
Form: exchange one thing for another (usually)
2. To give and receive in return.

Example: The two leaders exchanged gifts

noun

1. The giving and taking of one thing for another.

Thesaurus: barter, trade, bargain, swap, dealing, market, commerce, traffic.
2. A thing exchanged.

Thesaurus: substitution, replacement, reciprocity, switch.
3. A giving and receiving in return.
4. A conversation or argument, especially a brief one.
5. The act of exchanging the currency of one country for that of another.
6. A place where shares are traded, or international financial deals carried out.
7. A central telephone system where lines are connected, or the building housing this.

Form: telephone exchange (also)

Derivative: exchangeability
noun

Derivative: exchangeable
adj

Derivative: exchanger
noun

A person who exchanges money or goods, etc, especially as a profession.

Idiom: exchange blows (exchange words)

To quarrel verbally or physically.

Idiom: in exchange for something

In return for it.

Etymology: 14c: from French eschangier, from Latin ex from + cambiare to barter.