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—noncancelability, n./non kan"seuh leuh beuhl/, adj.not subject to cancellation: a noncancellable insurance policy.Also, noncancellable.[NON- + CANCELABLE]
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noncancelable — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
noncancelable — “+ adjective Etymology: non (I) + cancelable : not subject to cancellation; especially : guaranteed renewable from year to year a noncancelable accident policy * * * noncancelability, n. /non kan seuh leuh beuhl/, adj. not … Useful english dictionary
noncancelable — adjective Not able to be canceled … Wiktionary
noncancelable — adj. may not be canceled, may not be revoked … English contemporary dictionary
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