cancellability

Ability to revoke

Cancellability is the quality of being able to be cancelled.

The term appears most often in contract law and consumer protection contexts, describing whether an agreement, subscription, or reservation can be terminated: The policy's cancellability depends on state regulations.

Airlines and hotels often restrict cancellability to encourage commitment.

contracts

revocability

Capacity to be annulled

withdrawal · annulment · nullification · revocation · clause · provision · terms · conditions · waiver · refund

pragmatics

presupposition

Implicit prior assumption

scalar · generalized · particularized · conventional · entailment · pragmatic · discourse · utterance · implicated · relevance

semantics

default

Preset standard option

inference · logical · entailment · presupposition · accommodation · projection · trigger · lexical · compositional · meaning

Opposites
reversibility/revocability

cancellabilityirrevocability

Inability to be undone

permanence · irreversibility · finality · indelibility · immutability

binding force

cancellabilityinflexibility

Quality of being unbending

compulsoriness · inescapability · inexorability · rigidity

temporal commitment

cancellabilityperpetuity

Infinite continuation of time

permanency · lock-in · inescapability

Family

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