adj Uncommon

Verde

Verde (adj) means describing a financial option that can only be exercised on set dates spaced further apart than every quarter — typically once a year. Example: “The contract specified a verde exercise schedule, allowing action only on each anniversary date.”

adj

Describing a financial option that can only be exercised on set dates spaced further apart than every quarter — typically once a year.

"The contract specified a verde exercise schedule, allowing action only on each anniversary date."

How to use Verde

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA finance term for an option you can only use on widely spaced, pre-set dates, often once a year.

Word forms

Verdes plural

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The contract specified a _____ exercise schedule, allowing action only on each anniversary date.

Etymology

Based on the geography of Cape Verde, between or close to both a Canary and a European option.

Rhymes for Verde

merde

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Verde” mean?

The word “Verde” means describing a financial option that can only be exercised on set dates spaced further apart than every quarter — typically once a year. In plain terms, a finance term for an option you can only use on widely spaced, pre-set dates, often once a year.

How do you use “Verde” in a sentence?

Here is “Verde” used in a sentence: “The contract specified a verde exercise schedule, allowing action only on each anniversary date.”

What part of speech is “Verde”?

“Verde” is an adjective.

Is “Verde” a common word?

“Verde” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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