revokable (Meaning)
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revokable (a)
capable of being revoked or annulled
Synonyms & Antonyms of revokable
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revokable Sentence Examples
- The contract is explicitly revocable and can be terminated at any time with proper notice.
- The power of attorney granted to the agent is revocable, allowing the principal to rescind it at their discretion.
- The will was declared revocable, giving the testator the authority to make alterations or revoke it entirely.
- The scholarship award is non-revocable and cannot be withdrawn once granted.
- The decision of the board is final and revocable only in exceptional circumstances.
- The permit issued by the city is revocable if the holder violates any of the conditions.
- The tenant's agreement to vacate the property is revocable until the lease is formally signed.
- The license to practice medicine is revocable if the doctor exhibits unprofessional or unethical conduct.
- The revocable trust allows the grantor to retain control over the assets while providing tax benefits.
- The exemption from property taxes was granted as revocable, subject to review at the end of each tax year.
FAQs About the word revokable
capable of being revoked or annulled
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The contract is explicitly revocable and can be terminated at any time with proper notice.
The power of attorney granted to the agent is revocable, allowing the principal to rescind it at their discretion.
The will was declared revocable, giving the testator the authority to make alterations or revoke it entirely.
The scholarship award is non-revocable and cannot be withdrawn once granted.
