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revokable's Usage Examples:

Grants were for a set period, usually lifetime, and revokable at will by the Emperor.

workers' assemblies and that the mandates of their delegates would be revokable at all times.

Afra maintains the sale was deficient and legally revokable.

contention that the magazine's records had been housed at Rutgers merely as a revokable "deposit" rather than a permanent gift.

The rogue certificate may not be revokable by real authorities, and could also have an arbitrary forged expiry time.

The right is revokable by TDK after 25 years.

Therefore even if the Dennis Canon were valid, it is revokable and was revoked by the diocese in the 1989 amendment to the Diocesan Constitution.

A claim of necessity will not be defeated by an access provided by revokable licence, or where a building would need to be demolished to use it.

Any decisions it took were revokable.

including classifying the foundation as a "component unit of OETA" and a revokable restriction on its use of OETA service marks or logos.

revokable's Meaning':

capable of being revoked or annulled

Synonyms:

revocable; rescindable; reversible; voidable;

Antonyms:

irrevocable; irreversible; unchangeable; nonreversible; irrevokable;