revokement (Meaning)
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revokement (n.)
Revocation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of revokement
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
revokement Sentence Examples
- The court's revokement of the defendant's bail was due to their repeated violations of their release conditions.
- The revokement of the company's license resulted in a significant drop in their revenue.
- The revokement of the city's building permit caused the construction project to be delayed indefinitely.
- The revokement of the student's scholarship was a devastating blow to their academic aspirations.
- The revokement of the doctor's medical license prevented them from practicing medicine any further.
- The revokement of the athlete's competition ban allowed them to participate in future events.
- The revokement of the passport rendered the individual unable to travel abroad.
- The revokement of the firearm license made it illegal for the person to possess weapons.
- The revokement of the trust fund caused the beneficiaries to lose their inheritance.
- The revokement of the pardon resulted in the person being re-incarcerated.
FAQs About the word revokement
Revocation.
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No antonyms found.
The court's revokement of the defendant's bail was due to their repeated violations of their release conditions.
The revokement of the company's license resulted in a significant drop in their revenue.
The revokement of the city's building permit caused the construction project to be delayed indefinitely.
The revokement of the student's scholarship was a devastating blow to their academic aspirations.
