Véglegesnek

"Véglegesnek" is a Hungarian term that translates to "final" or "definitive" in English. It is used to describe something that is complete, irrevocable, or conclusive. The term is often employed in various contexts, including legal, administrative, and everyday language, to indicate that a decision, action, or process has reached its ultimate stage and cannot be altered or reversed.

In legal contexts, "véglegesnek" is frequently used to describe a final judgment or decision that has been made by a court and is binding on all parties involved. This means that the outcome is definitive and there are no further appeals or revisions possible.

In administrative contexts, "véglegesnek" might refer to a final approval or confirmation of a document, application, or process. For example, a final invoice or a final report might be marked as "véglegesnek" to indicate that it is the last version and no further changes will be made.

In everyday language, "véglegesnek" can be used to express that a decision or plan is final and cannot be changed. For instance, someone might say, "A tervezett időpont véglegesnek bizonyult" (The planned date proved to be final), indicating that the date has been set and will not be altered.

The use of "véglegesnek" emphasizes the finality and irrevocability of a particular situation, decision, or process. It is a term that conveys a sense of closure and completion, indicating that no further action or revision is required or possible.