1. The plural of defeasibility; the quality or state of being capable of being annulled, voided, or made void.
Usage: Legal term; Formal/technical
2. In law, instances or cases in which a contract, title, or legal right may be defeated or cancelled under certain conditions.
Usage: Legal term; Plural form

Examples

• The contract contained several defeasibilities that allowed either party to withdraw under specific circumstances.
• Legal scholars debated the defeasibilities inherent in the property deed.
• The court examined the defeasibilities of the original agreement before ruling on the case.
• Insurance policies often include defeasibilities related to fraud or misrepresentation.
• Understanding the defeasibilities of a title is crucial before purchasing real estate.