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Term: unenforceable

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: Not capable of being enforced or made effective by legal or authoritative action.

Sense 1: In a legal context, refers to a contract or agreement that cannot be enforced by law due to a defect or lack of legal validity.

Usage 1:

- The court ruled that the contract was unenforceable because it lacked the necessary signatures.

- The unenforceable clause in the agreement rendered it invalid.

Usage 2:

- The new legislation made certain previously unenforceable regulations enforceable.

- The court declared the law unenforceable due to its conflict with the constitution.

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