fineable

Thân thiện

Parking in a no-parking zone is a fineable offense.

Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Liable to a fine: Subject to being required to pay a monetary penalty as a punishment for an offense or violation of a rule or law.

Usage

The adjective "fineable" describes an action, behavior, or offense for which a formal monetary penalty can be legally imposed. It is typically used in legal, regulatory, or official contexts.

Examples

• Adjective:
  • Parking in a handicapped spot without a permit is a fineable offense.
  • The city council declared that littering in public parks is fineable.
  • Failure to file the report by the deadline is a fineable violation of company policy.

Advanced Usage

• "fineable under [law/statute/regulation]": Specifies the legal basis for the penalty.
  • The breach of contract was fineable under the new consumer protection act.
• "subject to a fine": A common synonymous phrase used in formal writing.
  • The activity is subject to a fine, as stated in the municipal code.

Variants and Related Words

• Fine (noun): The monetary penalty itself.
  • He paid a $200 fine for speeding.
• Fine (verb): To impose such a penalty.
  • The authority can fine individuals up to $1000 for that infraction.

Synonyms

• Penalizable: Punishable by a penalty.
• Punishable: Deserving of or liable to punishment, which may include a fine.

Antonyms

• Non-punishable: Not liable to any form of punishment.
• Permissible: Allowed; not subject to a penalty.

Học thuật

Adjective

1. liable to a fine

Từ đồng nghĩa

• finable