Repeal

Annul

Nullify

Rescind

Revoke

Invalidate

Abolish

Void

1 Synonym: Repeal

The legislature voted to repeal the outdated law that no longer served the needs of the community.

Activists campaigned tirelessly to repeal the controversial regulation that they believed was unfair.

The president announced plans to repeal several executive orders from the previous administration.

The repeal of the tax hike was celebrated by local businesses, who felt it would boost the economy.

2 Synonym: Nullify

The court’s decision to nullify the contract rendered it void and unenforceable.

The new evidence was strong enough to nullify the previous claims made by the prosecution.

The legislature passed a new bill to nullify the outdated regulations that were hindering progress.

The company’s attempt to nullify the competitor’s patent was rejected by the patent office.

3 Synonym: Obstinate

The company decided to obstinate the job offer after discovering discrepancies in the candidate’s resume.

Due to public outcry, the government agreed to obstinate the controversial policy.

She requested to obstinate her membership in the club after realizing it no longer suited her interests.

The board voted to obstinate the previous decision to increase membership fees, citing member feedback.

4 Synonym: Revoke

The university decided to revoke his diploma after discovering academic dishonesty.

The city council voted to revoke the permit for the construction project due to violations of zoning laws.

If you fail to meet the terms of the agreement, the company may revoke your access to their services.

The organization had to revoke the invitation after realizing the guest's controversial past.