Exchangeability

The relationship is, to be precise, exchangeability. ❋ Skzbrust (2010)

Over 95% of all dollars in existence today were "printed" through bank lending since 1971, when Nixon reneged on gold exchangeability. ❋ Bill Baker (2010)

Value value val-yü n. 1: the desirability of something, in respect to usefulness and/or exchangeability 2: worth or importance ❋ Rob Higgins (2010)

But whereas money has dominated society as the representation of universal equivalence — the exchangeability of different goods whose uses remain uncomparable — the spectacle is the modern complement of money: a representation of the commodity world as a whole which serves as a general equivalent for what the entire society can be and can do. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As an extension of female sexuality, then, commodification also extends that constitutive passivity to the absolute emptiness of fetishization; that is, the stasis and the consequent lack of status of the female figure result in an emptying out of significance that coincides with the process by which fetishization empties bodies, beings, and practices of all significance except their exchangeability with objects (85). close window ❋ Unknown (2006)

If, then, property as it exists in modern civilization has value only in so far as it is exchangeable through some common medium, and if the exchangeability depends on the existence of a system of labour division resulting in a continual interchange of goods and services, it follows that the better the system is regulated the greater will be the degree of security of the component units. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The celebrated Baudrillard quotation: God as the guarantor of 'the depth of meaning', the exchangeability of signification for significance. ❋ Adam Roberts Project (2007)

But it seems that you're saying that the limited range of VW-money's exchangeability makes it qualitatively different from other money. ❋ Unknown (2006)

But to the common civilised man the universal exchangeability of this gold is a sacred and fundamental fact. ❋ Herbert George (2004)

The core of the report consists of an analysis of responses to a questionnaire, which deals with various aspects of metadata, such as terminology, creation, availability, exchangeability and linking mechanisms. ❋ David Bigwood (2003)

He studied the exchangeability of lead atoms into the dissolved substances and was able to confirm that it corresponded to the behaviour of the lead atoms as ions. ❋ Unknown (1964)

Though it, no doubt, involved Free Trade, what both the Mallets pleaded for was “the policy of Free Exchange” a policy entering and ruling every form of human activity, or, at any rate, everything to which the quality of value inured, and so the quality of exchangeability. ❋ Strachey, John St Loe (1922)

Though it, no doubt, involved Free Trade, what both the Mallets pleaded for was "the policy of Free Exchange" a policy entering and ruling every form of human activity, or, at any rate, everything to which the quality of value inured, and so the quality of exchangeability. ❋ John St. Loe Strachey (1893)

[Ahh] [shit dude], my dick is [burning]. I just did the exchange! ❋ OkseSenpai420 (2018)

Shit motha fucka that bitch threw up on my lap so i made her suck my D. Bonnie and I were having a wonderful time at the party until she got sick, then she had to [suck my penis]. I sure enjoy [calling out] [the exchange]. ❋ Kam Lange (2007)

GUY1: What's with this long line? GUY2: Can't you tell? There's an Exchanger, up front, working [the register]... GUY1: Looks like he just messed up another [credit card] [payment]. ❋ Jerny Boy (2009)

Fuck did you hear [THE EXCHANGES] last night? "Fuck no! I was [getting baked] with the Colonle and [Chronic Future] out front... Arizona represent!" ❋ Allan (2004)

"ah-me no [speak english]" "who [the HELL] r [them people] talking funny?" ❋ K-Li And Morgan (2005)

Hey, Kelsey--you KNOW when you get [married] you'll be [ALL over] [the exchange]! ❋ Rocco's Modern Life (2008)

Alex: [Sup]? Me: [Sup man]? Later that day I tell my friend I was talking to Alex. Friend: Oh what was he saying? Me: Nothing. It was just a [suptual exchange]. ❋ Peege23 (2010)

That porno [contained] the dirtiest 'political exchange' I have ever witnessed. or The candidates sure had a [heated] 'political exchange' in [last night's] debate. ❋ Political Troll (2013)

Who is the new girl in [chemistry] who has an [accent]? Oh, she is the new Italian [exchange student]. ❋ Smartypants222 (2012)

"[Alchemy]: the science of understanding the structure of matter, [breaking it down], then reconstructing it as something else. It can even make gold from lead. But [alchemy] is a science so it must follow the natural laws: to create, something of equal value must be lost. This is the principal of equivalent exchange. But I learned that night that some things cannot be measured on a simple scale. My brother and I knew the laws of science, of equivalent exchange. The game required sacrifice, that something had to be taken from us, but we thought there was nothing more we could loose....We were wrong." ~[Edward Elric] (Fullmetal Alchemist) ❋ One/and/only/truth (2010)