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revocation

/ˌrev.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'acte officiel d'annulation, d'abrogation ou de cessation d'effet d'une loi, d'un droit, d'une décision ou d'un accord.

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noun

/ˌrev.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formallegal
  • frNom désignant l'acte officiel d'annulation, d'abrogation ou de cessation d'effet d'une loi, d'un droit, d'une décision ou d'un accord.

A noun referring to the official act of cancelling, withdrawing, or annulling a law, right, decision, or agreement.

  1. Official cancellationC1formal

    The act of officially canceling or withdrawing a law, decision, or agreement.

    frRévocation

    • The revocation of the contract led to a legal dispute.
    • The government announced the revocation of the outdated policy.
    • His license faced revocation after multiple violations.

    Synonymesabrogationannulmentcancellationinvalidationnullificationrepealrescissionwithdrawal

    Antonymesapprovalconfirmationendorsementratificationsanction

  2. Withdrawal of permissionC1formal

    The act of taking back a privilege, right, or permission that was previously granted.

    frRévocation (retrait d'une permission)

    • The revocation of his visa forced him to leave the country.
    • The board voted for the revocation of the company's operating permit.
    • She appealed the revocation of her professional certification.

    Synonymesabrogationannulmentcancellationinvalidationnullificationrecallrescissionretractionreversalwithdrawal

    Antonymesapprovalauthorizationgrantpermission

Formes
  • revocations plural form
  • revocations' possessive plural form
  • revocation's possessive singular form
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