And Fortune published a company profile with the theme: "In Florio's hands, truth is a fungible commodity."

To Danny time is a fungible commodity.

Oil, unfortunately, is a fungible commodity in a global market.

Art wasn't being bankrolled, as it is today, as a fungible commodity to be manipulated in global financial markets.

One particularly biting passage: "Even his supporters acknowledge that in Florio's hands, truth is a fungible commodity."

Again, the clone is somehow less than human, taking on characteristics of a fungible commodity.

This usage is usually found in metaphors that treat computing power as a fungible commodity good, like a crop yield or diesel horsepower.

They knew that the Petro Ranger would be sailing with a simple commodity - fuel - easily fungible on the black market.

Every object is a fungible commodity in a world where, as Karl Marx wrote, "all that is solid melts into air."

Children are not fungible commodities.