1. capable of being annulled, revoked, or made void
Usage: legal

Examples

• The contract contained a defeasible clause that allowed either party to withdraw.
• His claim to the property was defeasible under certain conditions.
• The court ruled that the defendant’s rights were defeasible.
• A defeasible estate can be terminated if specific conditions are met.
• The agreement included defeasible provisions for breach of contract.
• Her inheritance was defeasible if she failed to meet the requirements.