revocable

revo·cable (rev′ə kə bəl, ri vō′kə-)

adjective

that can be revoked

Etymology: ME < MFr < L revocabilis

rev′o·cabil′·ity noun rev′o·cably adverb

Capable of being abrogated at the discretion of the maker. See also revocation.

Preposition: at

pleasure: A proxy shall be in writing, signed by an Association member and revocable at the pleasure of the member executing it.

Modifies a noun

credential: Not niche The need... ork separation, and bandwidth throttling per user with revocable credentials or general kinematics com passwords.
trust: Given this downside, why would anyone opt for an irrevocable trust rather than a revocable trust?
license: NCAA argues that the ticket creates a revocable license to enter the location for the sports event.
interest: They will extend the present gift with reservation of benefit rules to revocable life interests.

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