vetoable
Subject to rejection
Vetoable describes something that can be rejected or blocked by an authority with veto power.
A vetoable bill can be struck down by the president or governor.
The word appears mainly in political and legal contexts: The provision is vetoable by the mayor.
Rarely, it describes any decision subject to override: All my plans are vetoable by my wife.
Agreement through mutual sacrifice
- amendableAble to be changed
- modifiableAble to be changed
- revisableCapable of being changed
- negotiableOpen to agreement
adjustable · flexible · contingent · provisional · conditional · challengeable · contestable · disputable
Cancel by authority
- blockSolid mass, or impede
- rejectDismiss as unsuitable
- nullifyMake of no effect
- invalidateMake null or void
overrule · disapprove · quash · annul · kill · supermajority · two-thirds · sustain
compromise
Agreement through mutual sacrifice
- amendableAble to be changed
- modifiableAble to be changed
- revisableCapable of being changed
negotiable · adjustable · flexible · contingent · provisional · conditional · challengeable · contestable · disputable · appealable
override
Cancel by authority
invalidate · overrule · disapprove · quash · annul · kill · supermajority · two-thirds · sustain · uphold
vetoableunblockable
Impossible to impede
irrevocable · unassailable · unstoppable · unchallengeable · inviolable