Advertisement

Advertisement

View definitions for transactional

transactional

adjective as in negotiable

Strongest matches

Weak match

Discover More

Example Sentences

The sale marks a conclusion for the dissolution of Wirecard “despite unfavorable conditions,” Michael Jaffe, the insolvency lawyer handling the transactions, said in a statement.

From Fortune

Seiyu Chief Executive Officer Lionel Desclee will stay in his role through the transaction and then take a new position within Walmart.

From Fortune

Getting closer to the transactions, either by allowing publishers to highlight specific products or deep-link into retailers’ apps, could help by creating a better user experience, Newman said.

From Digiday

The state funds from SB 2 come from a $75 filing fee added to certain real estate transaction documents and have been slowly trickling to counties and cities across the state since Atkins passed the bill in 2017.

Although the FTC investigated and approved two of Facebook’s biggest deals — the acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp — it has the authority to revisit past transactions and go to court to unwind them if it determines they were anticompetitive.

From Fortune

Sex, then, is not wholly experiential but at least partially transactional.

Open and transparent transactional markets also make it easier for sex workers to share information and vet potential clients.

That's the point of transactional politicians; they do transactions.

But, over time, it reduces our communications to their most basic and transactional.

Politics is often transactional in just this way, especially on issues of spending.

There was a rigid transactional probity, it seems to say; there was also a high tide of inspiration.

Advertisement

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement