Meanings of revocable in English

Who knew the right to preference was revocable when you're a reality star?

He never did receive any ecclesiastical orders beyond the minor and revocable ones.

I want my gift made revocable, and Dame La Chance's not!

If they are revocable, then they could be dismantled to satisfy creditors, Gabbard said.

He resigned as a trustee for Johnson's revocable trust at the end of 1998.

Irrevocable or not, it will just have to be revocable.

Here is glad news for mortals: the past recoverable and in a manner revocable!

Another was from the revocable trust account Mr Trump set up after he was elected President.

Therefore, in her view, her vows were revocable.

Well, here it is, dame: 'Donations stipulated revocable at the pleasure of the donor are null.

Hollander often recommends that clients establish a living revocable trust, along with a will, to protect their assets.

The president is the sole beneficiary of the revocable trust and can withdraw money from it at any time.

But although the bourgeoisie detested the nobility they had no hatred for royalty, and did not regard it as revocable.

In the northeastern, or Frisian portion, however; the grants of land were never in the form of revocable benefices or feuds.

A man is bound above all things to protect those who depend on him from his own immature or revocable impulses.

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