rescind in Latin
rescind in Latin is rescindō — rescind means to officially cancel or revoke something, such as a law, order, or agreement.
rescind in Latin
rescindō
(transitive) To repeal, annul, or declare void; to take (something such as a rule or contract) out of effect.
What does "rescind" mean?
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verb To officially cancel or revoke something, such as a law, order, or agreement.
"The company rescinded its job offer after the background check."
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rescind in a sentence
- The company rescinded its job offer after the background check.
- The city council voted to rescind the controversial ordinance.
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What is "rescind" in Latin?
"rescind" in Latin is rescindō. rescind means: To officially cancel or revoke something, such as a law, order, or agreement.
How do you use "rescind" in a sentence?
Example: "The company rescinded its job offer after the background check." In Latin, "rescind" is rescindō.
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