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Definition of quashing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
generalRare the act of officially ending or invalidating somethingRare
- The quashing of the rumor brought relief to everyone.
2.
lawTECH. the act of making a legal order or decision voidTECH.
- The court ordered the quashing of the subpoena.
Adjective
suppressiveRare having the effect of suppressing or nullifyingRare
- The quashing order stopped the protest immediately.
Origin of quashing
Latin, quassare (to shake)
Examples of quashing in a sentence
Management announced the quashing of the outdated rule at the staff meeting. His lawyer filed for the quashing of the search warrant. The quashing of the conviction came after new evidence surfaced. The quashing effect of the law was evident. His quashing attitude silenced the opposition.
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- French:annulation, annulatoire, ...
- German:Aufhebung, aufhebend, ...
- Italian:annullamento, annullante, ...
- Spanish:anulación, supresivo, ...
- Portuguese:anulação, supressivo, ...
- Chinese:撤销, 压制的, ...
- Japanese:無効化, 抑制的な, ...
- Arabic:إِبْطَال, قَمْعِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בִּיטּוּל, מְבוּטָל, ...
- Russian:отмена, отменяющий, ...
- Ukrainian:скасування, скасовуючий, ...
- Hindi:रद्दीकरण, दमनकारी, ...
Definition of quash - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
authoritydefeat or suppress decisively
- The government moved quickly to quash the rebellion.
2.
legalTECH. void or annul a legal decisionTECH.
- The judge decided to quash the previous ruling.
Expressions with quash
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stop people from believing or spreading untrue stories
The manager tried to quash the rumours about layoffs.
stop people from spreading untrue stories
The company tried to quash rumours about the new product.
Origin of quash
Latin, quassare (to shake)
Examples of quash in a sentence
Efforts to quash the rumors were unsuccessful. The appeal was made to quash the indictment. They sought to quash the subpoena in court.
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- French:réprimer, annuler, ...
- German:unterdrücken, aufheben, ...
- Italian:sopprimere, annullare, ...
- Spanish:sofocar, anular, ...
- Portuguese:suprimir, anular, ...
- Chinese:镇压, 撤销, ...
- Japanese:鎮圧する, 無効にする, ...
- Arabic:قَمَعَ, أَبْطَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַכֵּא, לְבַטֵּל, ...
- Russian:подавлять, аннулировать, ...
- Ukrainian:придушити, скасовувати, ...
- Hindi:दबा देना, रद्द करना, ...
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