Revoking [verb]

Definition of Revoking:

take back; cancel

Synonyms of Revoking:

● Quash

● Invalidate

● Deny

● Annul

● Reverse

● Renounce

● Void

● Dismiss

● Dismantle

● Remove

● Abolish

● Nullify

● Retract

● Lift

● Withdraw

● Vacate

● Abrogate

● Repeal

● Rescind

● Obliterate

● Scrub

● Expunge

● Repudiate

● Recall

● Abjure

● Backpedal

● Countermand

● Disclaim

● Nix

● Erase

● Forswear

● Negate

● Disown

● Recant

● Call back

● Call off

● Rub out

● Wipe out

● Set aside

● Back out of

● Counterorder

● Declare null and void


Opposite/Antonyms of Revoking:

● Authorize

● Acknowledge

● Accept

● Admit

● Build

● Pass

● Establish

● Enact

● Stay

● Fix

● Keep

● Approve

● Support

● Allow

● Enforce

● Claim

● Create

● Construct

● Ratify

● Legalize

● Institute

● Remain

● Corroborate

● Affirm

● Validate

● Sanction

● Permit


Sentence/Example of Revoking:

Fate has cut and shuffled the cards for you; the game is yours, unless you revoke.

But pray, Sir, interrupting him, how came you to apprehend that I should revoke my intention?

"It's not too late to revoke my opinion," said she, passionately.

It had been necessary for Parliament to revoke its old persecuting statutes.

A revoke cannot be claimed after the cards are cut for the next deal.

In no case can a player be compelled to play a card which would oblige him to revoke.

The penalty of a revoke takes precedence of all other scores.

At the end of the hand the claimants of a revoke may search all the tricks.

When you are dummy the new rules permit you to call a revoke.

You've got to agree with me that the inspectors will suspend you—revoke your license.