countermanding Sentence Examples
- The CEO countermanded the previous order, demanding a revised report.
- The supervisor countermanded her request, assigning a different task instead.
- The court issued a warrant countermanding the earlier dismissal of charges.
- The general countermanded the attack plan, ordering a retreat.
- The mayor countermanded the city's mask mandate, citing declining COVID-19 cases.
- The police countermanded the evacuation order, allowing residents to return home.
- The teacher countermanded the students' request for an extension, enforcing the original deadline.
- The FDA countermanded the approval of a new drug, citing safety concerns.
- The company countermanded the layoff notices, announcing a restructuring instead.
- The government countermanded the sanctions against the rogue nation, seeking diplomatic resolution.
countermanding Meaning
countermanding
the revocation of an order or command, to revoke (a command) by a contrary order, to recall or order back by a superseding contrary order, to recall or order back by a contrary order, to cancel a previous command, a contrary order
Synonyms & Antonyms of countermanding
FAQs About the word countermanding
the revocation of an order or command, to revoke (a command) by a contrary order, to recall or order back by a superseding contrary order, to recall or order ba
overturning, cancelling, withdrawing, revoking, canceling, dismissing, overruling, rejecting, repealing, reversing
enacting, instituting, establishing, laying down, founding, endorsing, ratifying, validating, allowing,passing
The CEO countermanded the previous order, demanding a revised report.
The supervisor countermanded her request, assigning a different task instead.
The court issued a warrant countermanding the earlier dismissal of charges.
The general countermanded the attack plan, ordering a retreat.
