vetoed Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- disapproved
- unsanctioned
- suppressed
- disallowed
- repressed
- excluded
- prevented
- precluded
- stopped
- discouraged
- objectionable
Weak:
Strongest:
- permitted
- acceptable
- bearable
- legitimate
- accredited
- permitted
- approved
- okay
- allowed
- permissible
- legal
- accepted
- authorized
- authorized
- bearable
- legitimate
- permissible
- appropriate
- ok
- allowable
- allowed
- ok
- endorsed
- licensed
- permissive
- certified
- okay
- lawful
- sanctioned
- lawful
- licensed
- permissive
- appropriate
- allowable
- acceptable
- approved
- certified
- endorsed
- legal
- tolerable
- accredited
- sanctioned
- accepted
- endurable
- endurable
- tolerable
Strong:
- ordered
- sufferable
- supported
- granted
- required
- commanded
- suitable
- mandatory
- warranted
- mandatory
- promoted
- indorsed
- supported
- encouraged
- promoted
- encouraged
- warranted
- commanded
- required
- indorsed
- sufferable
- ordered
- granted
- suitable
Weak:
vetoed Meaning
vetoed (imp. & p. p.)
of Veto
vetoed Sentence Examples
- The president vetoed the proposed legislation, asserting that it did not align with the administration's priorities.
- Despite bipartisan support, the governor vetoed the bill, citing concerns over its potential impact on the state budget.
- The mayor vetoed the city council's decision, arguing that the new ordinance would adversely affect local businesses.
- The school board vetoed the proposal to introduce a new curriculum, stating it lacked sufficient educational value.
- The CEO vetoed the marketing campaign idea, deeming it inconsistent with the company's brand image.
- The team captain vetoed the coach's strategy, advocating for an alternative approach to the game.
- The committee chairperson vetoed the motion, emphasizing the need for further discussion and analysis.
- The union members felt frustrated when the management vetoed their request for increased wages.
- The legislative body overwhelmingly passed the bill, but the president promptly vetoed it, sparking a political debate.
- The board of directors vetoed the merger proposal, expressing concerns about potential antitrust issues.
FAQs About the word vetoed
of Veto
rejected, revoked, refused, disapproved, unsanctioned, suppressed, disallowed, repressed, excluded, prevented
permitted, acceptable, bearable, legitimate, accredited, permitted, approved, okay, allowed, permissible
The president vetoed the proposed legislation, asserting that it did not align with the administration's priorities.
Despite bipartisan support, the governor vetoed the bill, citing concerns over its potential impact on the state budget.
The mayor vetoed the city council's decision, arguing that the new ordinance would adversely affect local businesses.
The school board vetoed the proposal to introduce a new curriculum, stating it lacked sufficient educational value.
