A countermand is when an order or instruction is cancelled or changed.
For instance: The owner of a company had to countermand a production manager's instructions as it would have infringed Health and Safety rules.
Micha's parents countermanded the trip to memorial park because of the poor weather on Saturday.
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contradiction, countermand, opposition, recall, reversal, revocation
Yes, the states have no authority to countermand or nullify a federal warrant.
Today's directive clearly countermanded all previous instructions on how to exit the building in case of fire.
today's directive clearly countermands all previous instructions on how to exit the building in case of fire.
Some of the synonyms for the word retractable are, rescind, retreat, revoke, reverse, countermand, deny. There are many more works than this and they can all be found in a Thesaurus.
There is no direct Spanish translation to the word "thwart". Synonyms are Impedir - Impede Frustrar - frustrate Estobar - Cut short, stub, hinder Contrarrestar - Counter, countermand
The personable deli manager saw that nothing had been prepped properly, because all of her instructions had been countermanded by the territorial evening manager the night before.
Definition is the same as meaning.
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Empty. to make empty as in "I empty the container"Vacate, to make empty, abandontransitive verb To cease to occupy or hold; give up.transitive verb To empty of occupants or incumbents.transitive verb Law To make void or annul; countermand: as in Vacate a death sentance