revokable
Able to cancel
Revokable describes something that can be withdrawn, canceled, or annulled.
A revokable trust allows the person who created it to change or dissolve it during their lifetime.
Permissions, licenses, and privileges are often revokable at the discretion of whoever granted them.
The spelling revocable, with a c, is more common in legal and formal contexts, but both forms are standard.
Able to be terminated
- rescindableCapable of annulment
- voidableCapable of being nullified
- reversibleAble to be undone
- withdrawableAble to be removed
repealable · nullifiable · terminable · overturnable · undoable · dissolvable · dischargeable · vacatable
Official written authorization
- licenseFormal grant of permission
- visaTravel authorization stamp
- leaseTemporary use contract
- authorizationFormal permission granted
waiver · dispensation · parole · probation · interim · provisional · short-term · trial
Uncertain and provisional
- questionableOf uncertain validity
- unsettledNot yet resolved
- precariousDangerously insecure
- insecureLacking self-assurance
unguaranteed · at-risk · vulnerable · unassured · doubtful · unstable · unpromised · nonbinding
Conditional or representative group
- provisionalConditional and possibly temporary
- dependentRequiring outside support
- qualifiedMeeting necessary standards
- stipulatedRequired as a condition
probationary · benchmarked · terms · clauses · provisions · prerequisites · requirements · preconditions
cancelable
Able to be terminated
- rescindableCapable of annulment
- voidableCapable of being nullified
- reversibleAble to be undone
withdrawable · repealable · nullifiable · terminable · overturnable · undoable · dissolvable · dischargeable · vacatable · erasable
permit
Official written authorization
authorization · waiver · dispensation · parole · probation · interim · provisional · short-term · trial · rental
tentative
Uncertain and provisional
- questionableOf uncertain validity
- unsettledNot yet resolved
- precariousDangerously insecure
insecure · unguaranteed · at-risk · vulnerable · unassured · doubtful · unstable · unpromised · nonbinding · discretionary
contingent
Conditional or representative group
- provisionalConditional and possibly temporary
- dependentRequiring outside support
- qualifiedMeeting necessary standards
stipulated · probationary · benchmarked · terms · clauses · provisions · prerequisites · requirements · preconditions · criteria
revokableirrevocable
Cannot be undone
permanent · irreversible · unalterable · final · binding
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