revocable
Subject to withdrawal
Revocable means capable of being revoked or withdrawn.
A revocable trust can be modified or canceled by the person who created it.
A revocable offer remains open until the offeror takes it back.
The word appears most often in legal and financial contexts where the ability to undo an arrangement matters: The license is revocable at any time.
Capable of annulment
- annullableAble to be invalidated
- voidableCapable of being nullified
- cancelableAble to be terminated
- terminableAble to be ended
repealable · retractable · withdrawable · rescission · annulment · abrogation · countermand · nullifiable
Conditional and possibly temporary
- interimProvisional in-between phase
- tentativeUncertain and provisional
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
- nonpermanentLacking fixed duration
impermanent · temporary · short-term · limited · terminable · contingent · subject to change · precarious
Able to be changed
- alterableAble to be changed
- modifiableAble to be changed
- adjustableAble to be changed
- revisableCapable of being changed
changeable · emendable · rectifiable · correctable · editable · renegotiable · rewritable · updatable
Conditional or representative group
- stipulatedRequired as a condition
- qualifiedMeeting necessary standards
- dependentRequiring outside support
- subject toConditionally governed by
provisional · prerequisite · caveat · proviso · clause · terms · conditions · if-then
rescindable
Capable of annulment
- annullableAble to be invalidated
- voidableCapable of being nullified
- cancelableAble to be terminated
terminable · repealable · retractable · withdrawable · rescission · annulment · abrogation · countermand · nullifiable · dissoluble
provisional
Conditional and possibly temporary
- interimProvisional in-between phase
- tentativeUncertain and provisional
- conditionalDependent on prerequisites
nonpermanent · impermanent · temporary · short-term · limited · terminable · contingent · subject to change · precarious · unstable
amendable
Able to be changed
- alterableAble to be changed
- modifiableAble to be changed
- adjustableAble to be changed
revisable · changeable · emendable · rectifiable · correctable · editable · renegotiable · rewritable · updatable · variable
contingent
Conditional or representative group
- stipulatedRequired as a condition
- qualifiedMeeting necessary standards
- dependentRequiring outside support
subject to · provisional · prerequisite · caveat · proviso · clause · terms · conditions · if-then · circumstantial
- temporarytemporary, temp job, interim, temp worker, provisional
- Islamic Marriagedowry, dower, marriage contract, waiting period, polygyny
- software licensingsoftware license, license agreement, EULA, license key, licensee
revocableirrevocable
Cannot be undone
irreversible · permanent · final · unalterable · unchangeable
- revocable trustAlterable estate planning instrument
irrevocable, irrevocably, irrevocability, revocability, irrevocableness