Verb:

உத்தரவை அழி,

rescinded's Usage Examples:

This resolution was rescinded on the 6th of February 1823.

rescinded both these injunctions in 1573; and indeed, as regards the hours, all that Pius V.

rescinded the strike order.

was rescinded, the law and custom of forty years were abolished, conformist clerics were expelled, and the earl of Argyll appeared as leader of the extreme party, while Montrose was the general of the armed Covenanters.

The vendor claimed that he had rescinded the contract on the purchaser 's failure to comply with the notice to complete.

rescinded the contract on the purchaser's failure to comply with the notice to complete.

shocked the feelings of Athens, and on the next day it was (illegally) rescinded just in time to prevent Paches carrying it out.

Jesus and the New Testament authors never rescinded justice.

(almost all of the present state of Mississippi and more than half of the present state of Alabama) to four land companies, but in the following year a new legislature rescinded the contracts on the ground that they had been fraudulently and corruptly made, as was probably the case, and the rescindment was embodied in the Constitution of 1798.

Clearly, she did make the comment, then seconds later, rescinded it.

The supposed uniformity and necessity of causation is only an effect of custom, and may be at any moment rescinded.

Synonyms:

overturn, annul, lift, reverse, strike down, vacate, renegue on, go back on, countermand, renege on, revoke, renege, cancel, repeal,

Antonyms:

arrive, take office, unbalance, validate, issue,