Change and Veto

Change

Change noun - The act, process, or result of making different.

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Veto and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Veto" instead the word "Change" as a noun or a verb.

Veto noun - An order that something not be done or used.

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Change and veto are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead the word "Veto" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: vetoed, vetoing

complete	complete change	complete veto
huge	huge change	huge veto
spare	spare change	spare veto
important	important change	important veto
Other adjectives: permanent, final.

After Alaric uses the secret powers of the Prince's Crown to change the nature of Laeshana's magic, rendering her unaligned Queen Tathilya tries to veto the mairriage on the grounds that Laeshana is a peasant, which on top of being irrelevant isn't even true.

Source: Parental Marriage Veto
The DM can of course veto any action you do or change the rules at any time with rule zero, but it is not necessary to mention this for every example.

Source: Loophole Abuse / Tabletop Board Games
This loophole has become effectively enshrined in the rules of the game, and is referred to as "back-dooring" a contestant, though the change to the random Veto competition rules makes it more of a gamble.

Source: Loophole Abuse / Live-Action TV

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