Revoked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVOKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVOKE, to annul by taking back
• officially cancel (a decree, decision, or promise)
• (in bridge, whist, and other card games) fail to follow suit despite being able to do so.

Words related to REVOKED

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How to use REVOKED in a sentence

• He could not have decreed such a massacre as that of Thessalonica, or have revoked such an edict as that of Nantes.
• The principal privileges of Ghent were on this occasion revoked and annulled.
• This says that they have demonstrated their incapacity to govern themselves, and recommends that the trust that has been reposed in them by the Government should be revoked.
• The sentence once passed is never revoked, and so the sooner the punishment is performed the better.
• The Diet, therefore, insisted that the patent should be revoked.
• After that period, there were symptoms of insurrection among the colored people, because the French government revoked the decree abolishing slavery in their West India Islands.
• Ingersoll contended that when the decree was revoked, Etienne again became a slave.
• Upon this the king, finding his scheme a failure, revoked the tax and took away the fence.
• In fact the Church itself permitted it, although the popes revoked it by a breach of the conditions on which it was granted.
• The decree of Robespierre revoked, which condemned those to death who had connection with nobles or clergy.
• Time and again orders for embarkation were received, only to be revoked upon rumors of ghostly warships reported off some distant portion of the coast.
• The charter was revoked, or rather granted to a new-comer, Giovanni Battista Lulli, and Cambert, in disgrace, retired to England, where he died.
• You told me not long ago that my temper was improved, and I should be sorry that opinion should be revoked.
• On accession to power he adopted the policy of his predecessors, and affirmed that the annexation could never be revoked.
• The matter came before the Volksraad in due course and that body deliberately revoked the decision of the Government and refused Mr.
• Breteuil himself was the object of violent attacks from the party of the princes, who asserted that he persisted in exercising powers which had been revoked by Louis XVI.
• The laws enacted in favour of priests and emigrants were revoked, and the oath of hatred to royalty renewed.
• Refused to accept the Royal offer of pardon of 1670, when all commissions to privateer on the Spanish were revoked.
• In a very short time the news came that the edict was revoked.
• The orders should be distinctly and wholly revoked and withdrawn.
• This instrument having been granted by the Grand Lodge, can be revoked by no other authority.
• The British Parliament could not have annulled or revoked this grant as an act of ordinary legislation.
• And they declared and resolved not to see the Queen nor to treat with her until the said truce was revoked.
• New ordinance of Edward II enacted 1311, revoked 1322.
• In 1774, the harbour of Boston was closed, and the Massachusetts charter was revoked.
• The requirement was that the Constitution should be revoked before the 1st of January.
• All concessions on the part of the Transvaal Government would be instantly revoked on these grounds as sufficient reason and cause for such action.
• When the Edict of Nantes was revoked, the two brothers fled.
• William Smith, the minister of the parish who had been President of the College of Philadelphia until its charter was revoked.
• Cameron said to Wilford, who was beginning to repent of his decision, and who but for that remark perhaps might have revoked it.
• The pope, when the commission was appointed for the trial of the cause in England, had given a promise in writing that the commission should not be revoked.
• The regulations established by President Pierce April 30, 1855, under the act approved March 30, 1855, are hereby revoked.
• A will may also be revoked by a sale of the property.
• The will of an unmarried woman is revoked by her marriage.

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