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Meanings of indefeasible in English
Not liable to being annulled or voided or undone.
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Usage of indefeasible in English
1
They had looked upon her wealth as their indefeasible right and property.
2
The fundamental principle of Ethics is that every human being possesses indefeasible worth.
3
Since the abolition of chattel slavery this has been indefeasible except for crime.
4
But, whoever might give the word, genius asserted its indefeasible superiority.
5
What does it mean to ascribe indefeasible worth to every man?
6
The indefeasible and Divine right which is bestowed by fact.
7
The allegiance of a member to his lodge is indefeasible.
8
The madman remained where he was, cornered, grievously wounded, undefeated, and just possibly indefeasible.
9
But the hand outstretched for the sword was John's, claiming it by right indefeasible.
10
Of such a man I say, he has obtained by warrant indefeasible the title peerless.
11
True liberty, then, is not a continuous state; it is not an indefeasible and invariable quality.
12
Being faithful was no longer an indefeasible Claus.
13
Under our system of indefeasible, unchangeable, economic equality there is no motive or opportunity for venality.
14
Pyrot's guilt was indefeasible through its very nullity.
15
The statute does not create an absolute or indefeasible right immediately on the expiration of twenty years.
16
The moral legacy of the past was just that: humanity's indefeasible inheritance, requiring no further religious interventions.
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