revocation
ˌrɛvəˈkeɪʃən
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Definition of revocation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

court procedureformal taking back of an order, record, pledge or claim
  • The board voted for revocation of the permit after new evidence.
  • Revocation of his parole sent him back to prison.
  • The contract includes conditions that could lead to immediate revocation.
fleeing
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Expressions with revocation

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legal power to cancel a decision agreement or declaration already made
Consumers may have a right of revocation for online purchases.

Origin of revocation

Latin, revocare (to call back)

Terms with revocation included in their meaning

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law revocation
act of revoking a law or congressional act
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revocation of citizenship rights
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leading to the revocation of a lawyer's license
revocation
related to the act of revoking something

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  1. French:révocation, ...
  2. German:Widerruf, ...
  3. Italian:revoca, ...
  4. Spanish:revocación, ...
  5. Portuguese:revogação, ...
  6. Chinese:撤销, ...
  7. Japanese:取消し, ...
  8. Arabic:إلْغاء, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּטּוּל, ...
  10. Russian:аннулирование, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скасування, ...
  12. Hindi:निरस्तीकरण, ...

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