revoke in Latin
revoke in Latin is revocare — revoke means to officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a license, law, or permission.
revoke in Latin
revocare
(transitive) To cancel or invalidate by withdrawing or reversing.
What does "revoke" mean?
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verb To officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a license, law, or permission.
"His driving licence was revoked after the third offence."
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revoke in a sentence
- His driving licence was revoked after the third offence.
- The government revoked the company's operating permit.
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What is "revoke" in Latin?
"revoke" in Latin is revocare. revoke means: To officially cancel or withdraw something, such as a license, law, or permission.
How do you use "revoke" in a sentence?
Example: "His driving licence was revoked after the third offence." In Latin, "revoke" is revocare.
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