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

revoke13 revokes14 revoking16

Words that contain REVOKED

unrevoked17

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• Ingersoll contended that when the decree was revoked, Etienne again became a slave.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• The charter was revoked, or rather granted to a new-comer, Giovanni Battista Lulli, and Cambert, in disgrace, retired to England, where he died.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object of violent attacks from the party of the princes, who asserted that he persisted in exercising powers which had been revoked by Louis XVI.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.

Similar words containing VOK without suffix ed and without prefix re

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