nonrefundable
Americanadjective
Example Sentences
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Book a cheaper, nonrefundable airfare and, if worried you won’t make the flight, consider travel insurance.
From MarketWatch
Several premium cards offer trip cancellation insurance, covering up to $10,000 in reimbursement per trip, for nonrefundable expenses on purchases made with the respective card.
While the owners signed a lease to another location in Westlake, they are still looking to City Council, the Los Angeles Police Department and the Neighborhood Council to grant them a conditional use permit in order to reopen, which requires up to $22,000 for a nonrefundable application fee and up to 18 months to get approved.
From Los Angeles Times
The “cancel for any reason” coverage is the “best option for flexibility,” usually reimbursing between 50% and 75% of prepaid, nonrefundable trip costs if policy-holders cancel at least 48 hours in advance, Suzanne Morrow, CEO of InsureMyTrip told USA Today.
From Los Angeles Times
She put down a nonrefundable deposit and drove to Temecula to pick him up.
From Los Angeles Times
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