noncancelable

or non·can·cel·la·ble

[ non-kan-suh-luh-buhl ]

adjective

1. not subject to cancellation:

   a noncancellable insurance policy.

Other Words From

• non·cancel·a·bili·ty noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of noncancelable¹

non- + cancelable ( def )

Example Sentences

The company’s four mothballed manufacturing lines could be restarted with large noncancelable orders, he wrote.

From Washington Post

One glaring drawback to FHA for some applicants: Unlike the private mortgage insurance that comes with low-down-payment Fannie and Freddie loans, FHA premiums are noncancelable for the life of the loan.

From Washington Post

But FHA loans come with a glaring negative: Unlike private mortgage insurance, FHA premiums are noncancelable for the life of the loan if you make a down payment of less than 10 percent.

From Washington Post

Business and leisure travelers stuck with a noncancelable hotel reservation can post their rooms for sale on marketplaces such as Cancelon and Roomer.

From US News

Plus the FHA’s other current negatives — super-high mortgage-insurance premiums that are noncancelable for extended periods — won’t be disappearing.

From Seattle Times