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Included below are past participle and present participle forms for the verbs invest and investure which may be used as adjectives within certain contexts.

investive
  1. (law) Serving or tending to invest, or endow with a right or possession.
  2. Examples:
      3. “The existing IT processes AGRI-funding support funding process on the basis of various EU and national legal regulations and directives with respect to the EAFRD investive.”
      “The financing of the construction work is done partly with funds from the funding program Investive Sports Venue promotion.”
investable
  1. (finance) Ready for investment; liquid.
  2. Examples:
      3. “Indeed, the hidden agenda of their providers is ultimately to license their index to partners who can then create investable products.”
      “However, for real estate, hedge funds and private equity investments, indices are not generally investable.”
      “What portion of your total investable assets will this investment represent?”
investitural
  1. Relating to investiture.
investible
  1. That can be invested.
  2. Examples:
      3. “There's been a massive repatriation of money invested abroad, which has now come home and is looking for investible opportunities.”
      “Thirdly, there have been no concerted efforts to tap investible resources from the large and vibrant informal sector in African countries.”
      “With the help of the Center, their investible assets, skills and goodwill for communities could be channelled to better usesxv.”
invested
  1. simple past tense and past participle of invest
  2. Synonyms:
      3. created, established, formed, found, founded, instituted, launched, started, authorized, based, built, constituted, enacted, initiated, legislated, organized, set up, brought about, inaugurated, laid foundation, predicated, ratified, secured, set down, stationed, authorised, built up, corroborated, decreed, erected, installed, lodged, organised, placed, planted, domiciliated, implanted, inculcated, moored, originated, put in place, kicked off, laid the foundations of, got something working, put into operation, set the ball rolling, set in motion, put in motion, introduced, pioneered … more
investing
  1. present participle of invest
  2. Synonyms:
      3. financing, capitalising, capitalizing, funding, bankrolling, subsidising, subsidizing, underwriting, backing, buying into, putting money into, staking, investing in, putting up dough, buying a stake in, getting a piece of, laying out money on, going in for, providing capital for, sinking money into, spending money on, buying shares in, buying stock, splashing out on, taking a stake in, getting into, putting into, tiing up in, sponsoring, supporting, endowing, grubstaking, paying, promoting, paying for, footing the bill for, guaranteeing, picking up the tab for, patronizing, picking up the check, picking up the tab, patronising, helping, juicing, floating, putting up the money for, providing security for, insuring, contributing to, shelling out for … more
investured
  1. simple past tense and past participle of investure
investuring
  1. present participle of investure
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