indefeasibility (Meaning)
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indefeasibility (n.)
The quality of being undefeasible.
Synonyms & Antonyms of indefeasibility
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indefeasibility Sentence Examples
- The indefeasibility of the title ensured that the new owners would have an unbreakable and permanent claim to the property.
- The indefeasibility of the rights granted under the constitution protected citizens from arbitrary actions by the government.
- The concept of indefeasibility in property law aims to provide absolute and incontestable ownership rights.
- The indefeasibility of the judicial system's authority safeguards the rule of law and the impartiality of courts.
- The indefeasibility of the law of contract ensures the sanctity of agreements and prevents parties from breaching them without consequences.
- The indefeasibility of marriage vows symbolizes the enduring and unbreakable bond between spouses.
- The indefeasibility of human rights guarantees individuals their fundamental freedoms and protections.
- The indefeasibility of the law of physics ensures the consistent and predictable behavior of the natural world.
- The indefeasibility of the truth remains unchanged, regardless of attempts to obscure or distort it.
- The indefeasibility of the spirit signifies the indomitable and enduring nature of human consciousness.
FAQs About the word indefeasibility
The quality of being undefeasible.
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The indefeasibility of the title ensured that the new owners would have an unbreakable and permanent claim to the property.
The indefeasibility of the rights granted under the constitution protected citizens from arbitrary actions by the government.
The concept of indefeasibility in property law aims to provide absolute and incontestable ownership rights.
The indefeasibility of the judicial system's authority safeguards the rule of law and the impartiality of courts.
