Definition
abrogable
adjective
- capable of being abrogated; able to be repealed, revoked, or abolished
Usage: formal; legal
Examples
- The contract included an abrogable clause that allowed either party to terminate the agreement with thirty days' notice.
- Congress debated whether the treaty was abrogable under international law.
- The judge ruled that the statute was abrogable by legislative action.
- Some constitutional scholars argue that certain rights are not abrogable even by amendment.
- The company's policy on employee benefits was abrogable at the discretion of the board of directors.