Pronunciation: /nɑːnrɪˈtɜːrnəbl/
noun a product or item that cannot be returned
A1 I bought a nonreturnable item from the store.
A2 The store's policy is that all sale items are nonreturnable.
B1 The customer was disappointed to find out that the product was nonreturnable.
B2 She was upset when she realized the concert tickets were nonreturnable.
C1 The company's nonreturnable policy is clearly stated on their website.
C2 Due to the nature of the product, it is nonreturnable under any circumstances.
adjective describing something that cannot be returned
A1 The store's policy is that all nonreturnable items are final sale.
A2 I accidentally purchased a nonreturnable item online and now I can't get a refund.
B1 The customer was disappointed to find out that the item she bought was nonreturnable.
B2 Before making a purchase, it's important to check if the item is nonreturnable.
C1 The nonreturnable policy of the company is clearly stated on their website.
C2 The store manager refused to accept the nonreturnable item for exchange.
formal Please note that all sales are final and nonreturnable.
informal Sorry, but these items are nonreturnable once purchased.
slang You're stuck with it, dude. It's nonreturnable.
figurative The decision she made was nonreturnable, leading to irreversible consequences.
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