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irrevocable
adjective as in fixed, unchangeable
Example Sentences
Individuals can make lifetime gifts, outright or in irrevocable trusts, up to that amount without incurring federal estate or gift tax.
Another source dismisses those predicting doom in the party, "nothing is irrevocable, and nothing is inevitable".
At the time, Lisa Marie was in process of removing her mother as the sole trustee of irrevocable life insurance policy and was “threatening to sue her,” the suit states.
Traversing death, failure, pregnancy, irrevocable life changes and skyrocketing success, Zevin’s novel spotlights a complex friendship and the entanglements of love when a relationship is bound by a higher passion.
Prince Mohammed's stipulation, expressed publicly, is that his price is irrevocable progress towards Palestinian independence.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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