Revoke

Cancel

Annul

Repeal

Nullify

Abolish

Invalidate

Withdraw

1 Synonym: Revoke

The committee decided to revoke his membership due to repeated violations of the rules.

She threatened to revoke the contract if the terms weren't met by the deadline.

The government may revoke your visa if you violate the conditions of stay.

After the scandal, the company had to revoke the employee's access to sensitive information.

2 Synonym: Repeal

The government voted to repeal the outdated law after widespread public protests.

Citizens demanded the repeal of the new tax policy due to its negative economic impact.

The senator introduced a bill to repeal the controversial legislation enacted last year.

After much debate, the council decided to repeal the ban on street vendors.

3 Synonym: Nullify

The court’s decision will nullify the previous contract, making it legally void.

His actions were enough to nullify any previous goodwill he had earned.

A single mistake can nullify hours of hard work if not corrected immediately.

The new evidence could nullify the defendant's alibi, changing the course of the trial.

4 Synonym: Abolish

The government decided to abolish the outdated law, bringing relief to many citizens.

Activists worked tirelessly to abolish unfair labor practices in the industry.

The committee voted unanimously to abolish the discriminatory policy.

Efforts to abolish slavery were met with strong resistance in some regions.