revoke [rɪˈvəʊk, Am -ˈvoʊk] VB trans
- revoke law
- uchylać [perf uchylić]
- revoke decision, promise
- cofać [perf cofnąć]
- revoke contract, document
- unieważniać [perf unieważnić]
revoke
- revoke
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| you | revoke |
| he/she/it | revokes |
| we | revoke |
| you | revoke |
| they | revoke |
| I | revoked |
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| you | revoked |
| he/she/it | revoked |
| we | revoked |
| you | revoked |
| they | revoked |
| I | have | revoked |
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| you | have | revoked |
| he/she/it | has | revoked |
| we | have | revoked |
| you | have | revoked |
| they | have | revoked |
| I | had | revoked |
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| you | had | revoked |
| he/she/it | had | revoked |
| we | had | revoked |
| you | had | revoked |
| they | had | revoked |
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This was revoked in 1999 due to a lack of demand in the royal households.
en.wikipedia.org However, it did not revoke the church's exempt status.
en.wikipedia.org At the time it was considered a temporary wartime decision which would be revoked a few years later, which eventually did not happen.
en.wikipedia.org In all, the credentials of 64 representatives from the three groups were revoked.
en.wikipedia.org Since hands are (usually) concealed, a player can revoke (accidentally or intentionally) without being caught immediately.
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