Revocation
Revocation noun - The act of putting an end to something planned or previously agreed to.
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Synonyms for Revocation
Vitiation and revocation are semantically related In some cases you can use "Vitiation" instead a noun "Revocation".
Vitiation
Vitiation noun - Nullification by the destruction of the legal force; rendering null.
Revocation and vitiation are semantically related in voiding an agreement topic. You can use "Revocation" instead a noun "Vitiation".
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Related pairs
- annihilation and revocation
- annihilation and vitiation
- dissolution and revocation
- dissolution and vitiation
- reversal and revocation
- reversal and vitiation
- abolition and revocation
- abolition and vitiation
- negation and revocation
- negation and vitiation
- repeal and revocation
- repeal and vitiation
- ending and revocation
- ending and vitiation
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