inappellable Antonyms
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Meaning of inappellable
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inappellable (a.)
Inappealable; final.
inappellable Sentence Examples
- The judge's ruling on the matter was inappellable, leaving no room for appeal.
- The inappellable decision cast a shadow over the family's hopes.
- The court's inappellable verdict brought a sense of closure to the tragic incident.
- The jury's inappellable decision left the defendant without any further legal recourse.
- The contract's inappellable clause prevented the parties from challenging its terms.
- The inappellable order from the regulatory body forced the company to halt operations immediately.
- The inappellable nature of the professor's grading policy left students with no opportunity to improve their marks.
- The inappellable directive from headquarters left no room for dissent within the organization.
- The inappellable ruling of the independent arbitrator settled the dispute once and for all.
- The government's inappellable decision to implement new regulations sparked widespread protests.
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Inappealable; final.
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The judge's ruling on the matter was inappellable, leaving no room for appeal.
The inappellable decision cast a shadow over the family's hopes.
The court's inappellable verdict brought a sense of closure to the tragic incident.
The jury's inappellable decision left the defendant without any further legal recourse.
