unforfeitable

• Adjetivo que significa 'que no puede ser confiscado o perdido'. Es un término jurídico raro y en gran medida anticuado, hoy casi completamente reemplazado por 'irrenunciable' o 'no sujeto a confiscación'.

An adjective meaning 'not capable of being forfeited or lost.' It is a rare and largely obsolete legal term, now almost entirely replaced by 'inalienable' or 'non-forfeitable.'

1. Not subject to forfeitureC2formal

   Describes a right, property, or privilege that cannot be lost or taken away due to a legal penalty or failure to fulfill an obligation.

   No sujeto a decomiso o pérdida

   • The right to a fair trial is considered an unforfeitable right in many democracies.
   • Some argue that certain human rights are unforfeitable, even in times of war.
   • The property was deemed unforfeitable under the new legislation.

   Sinónimosinalienableindefeasibleirrevocable