forfeitable
adjective
lawspecializeduk/ˈfɔː.fɪ.tə.bəl/us/ˈfɔːr.fɪ.t̬ə.bəl/ableto taken away in aparticularsituation, forexampleas apunishmentfor doing somethingwrong:
Theproceedsof suchforeignbriberyoffencesbecamedirectlyforfeitable.
Thestockis forfeitable if theemployeeleavesthecompanywithin threeyears.
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nonforfeitable
- Insurancepolicieswere forfeitable fornon-paymentofmonthlypremiums.
- Thepolicecanseizeavehiclefrom apublicplacewhen they haveprobablecausetobelievethat it is forfeitablecontraband.
- Corruptionincludedpaymentstojudiciarypersonnelinexchangefordismissalofcharges,waiveroffines, andreturnof forfeitableproperty.
Stop having or doing something
- abdicate
- abdication
- bail out
- bandh
- break withsomething
- butt out
- forgo
- forsake
- forswear
- ghost
- givesomethingup as a bad jobidiom
- give up
- give up the ghostidiom
- lose
- relinquishment
- self-denying
- self-sacrifice
- self-sacrificing
- step
- throw