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Definition of forfeitable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legalRare able to be lost as a penaltyRare
- The property is forfeitable if taxes are unpaid.
- The contract is forfeitable upon breach of terms.
- His rights are forfeitable under the new law.
Origin of forfeitable
Old French, forfaire (to transgress)
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- French:confiscable, ...
- German:verfallbar, ...
- Italian:confiscabile, ...
- Spanish:confiscable, ...
- Portuguese:perdível, ...
- Chinese:可没收的, ...
- Japanese:没収可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلمُصادَرَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְחֻלָּט, ...
- Russian:конфискуемый, ...
- Ukrainian:конфіскований, ...
- Hindi:खोने योग्य, ...
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