revocatory (Meaning)

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revocatory (a.)

Of or pertaining to revocation; tending to, or involving, a revocation; revoking; recalling.

Synonyms & Antonyms of revocatory

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revocatory Sentence Examples

  1. The bishop issued a revocatory decree, annulling the previous excommunication.
  2. The President's revocatory order rescinded the ban on international travel.
  3. The court ruled that the contract contained a revocatory clause, allowing either party to terminate it at any time.
  4. The mayor's revocatory proclamation overturned the city's mask mandate.
  5. The revocatory act of the assembly repealed the controversial law.
  6. Upon realizing the error in the execution of the will, the testator signed a revocatory codicil.
  7. The revocatory power of attorney revoked the agent's authority to transact business on behalf of the principal.
  8. The revocatory motion filed by the defense requested the court to withdraw its previous ruling.
  9. The revocatory resolution passed by the shareholders invalidated the previous board of directors' decisions.
  10. The revocatory agreement between the parties restored their original legal positions.

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Of or pertaining to revocation; tending to, or involving, a revocation; revoking; recalling.

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The bishop issued a revocatory decree, annulling the previous excommunication.

The President's revocatory order rescinded the ban on international travel.

The court ruled that the contract contained a revocatory clause, allowing either party to terminate it at any time.

The mayor's revocatory proclamation overturned the city's mask mandate.