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Meanings of voidable in English

Capable of being rescinded or voided.

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Usage of voidable in English
1
At the most, they would only be voidable, if the buyer chose to throw them up.
The Common Law
2
This rendered null in England, and not merely voidable, a marriage with a deceased wife's sister or niece.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
3
It's a very good reason for voiding a contract voidable on grounds of unfitness or incapacity to teach.
The Edge of the Knife
4
Intoxication only renders a contract voidable, not void, as the party intoxicated may adopt it on recovering his understanding.
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5
Pagans had located the source of their personal liberty with nature and believed that some of their vices were voidable.
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6
I suppose the contract would be binding if the statements touching the contents were honest, and voidable if they were fraudulent.
The Common Law
7
This includes ending the concept of "voidable" marriage, which means marriages can be annulled on grounds such as psychological impotence.
The Irish Times
8
"Avoidable," he muttered, "nuvoidable, voidable.
Bring the Jubilee
Frequent collocations
Voidable through the time