What are the antonyms for REVOKE?
- introduce, enforce, claim, create, reinstate, sanction, start, acknowledge, take on, corroborate, renew, pledge, restore, permit, initiate, promote, support, confirm, revive, set up, enact, continue, undertake, allow, authorize, sustain, engage, cherish, institute, legalize, promise, build, fix, stay, pass, validate, keep, establish, admit, commence, ratify, remain, construct, repair, approve, begin, accept, affirm.
Synonyms for REVOKE
- cracking down on,
- renounce,
- bring in,
- enjoin from,
- rescind,
- blotted out,
- Tabooed,
- called in,
- unfitting,
- disown,
- getting away,
- turned back on,
- calls up,
- get away,
- rusticate,
- erase,
- not buy,
- Circumduct,
- divorce from,
- fly in the face of,
- dwell upon,
- set aside,
- make null and void,
- offsetting,
- ratting,
- Reversing,
- unfitted,
- keeping back,
- Overset,
- recall,
- scratching out,
- Forfend,
- compensated for,
- Reprobating,
- gets away,
- call up,
- goes away,
- torpedo,
- wipe slate clean,
- wipe out,
- not consider,
- taboo,
- blot out,
- make vacant,
- over turn,
- stood down,
- welsh,
- deny,
- flash on,
- struck down,
- turning around,
- brought to a close,
- declared null and void,
- countercheck,
- shoot full of holes,
- renig,
- Scotched,
- washes out,
- give the slip,
- compensate for,
- declared invalid,
- eating one's words,
- cancelling out,
- torpedoing,
- call off,
- gives ground,
- nullify,
- blow sky-high,
- cork up,
- declare invalid,
- weasel out,
- fixed mind,
- give ground,
- make void,
- wash hands of,
- go back on,
- put damper on,
- outvote,
- Forgone,
- superannuated,
- washed out,
- put out to pasture,
- fall back,
- put the kibosh on,
- Killed,
- balance out,
- giving way,
- hold a funeral,
- cancel out,
- Tabooing,
- counter-balances,
- pull back,
- fault,
- moved out,
- take no account of,
- strike down,
- make for,
- not heed,
- invalidate,
- make up for,
- drew in,
- go to bed,
- blow sky high,
- forget it,
- go to sleep,
- prevail over,
- over set,
- not considering,
- held dear,
- interred,
- cancelled out,
- keep back,
- annul,
- dwelling upon,
- hit the sack,
- obliterate,
- criminalize,
- mistake,
- change one's mind,
- codify,
- vacate,
- lay in the grave,
- come in,
- void,
- put six feet under,
- brood over,
- made up for,
- worm out,
- fix in the mind,
- going to bed,
- bring to a close,
- countermand,
- makes void,
- finished off,
- unsays,
- overturn,
- counterorder,
- go to one's room,
- call in,
- going to sleep,
- put end to,
- inhibits,
- revoke,
- Suppressing,
- sever connections,
- relive,
- retreating,
- amendment,
- eradicate,
- change mind,
- turn around,
- Squashing,
- forswear,
- call back,
- overrule,
- put lid on,
- squash,
- counter-balance,
- cross out,
- scratch out,
- strike a note,
- leave service,
- remove,
- lift,
- setting aside,
- eat one's words,
- turn the tables,
- cancel,
- abrogate,
- Trashed,
- not heeded,
- forgoing,
- turn back on,
- dissolve,
- decriminalize,
- give up work,
- disclaim,
- lay to rest,
- remember,
- Withdrew,
- ward off,
- got away,
- recant,
- cop out,
- Pensioned,
- put kibosh on,
- have change of heart,
- rule out,
- ring a bell,
- eliminate,
- sheathe,
- worm out of,
- go back on one's word,
- backwaters,
- have memories,
- stop working,
- trample upon,
- zap,
- undo,
- part with,
- suppress,
- Negatived,
- Negativing,
- giving ground,
- went to bed,
- backpedal,
- Retrograding,
- prohibit,
- call-in,
- terminated,
- render invalid,
- give way,
- rub out,
- Voided,
- making for,
- gave way,
- divorce oneself from,
- crossing out,
- reject,
- go back on word,
- compensating for,
- disestablish,
- turned the tables,
- disestablished,
- put an end to,
- not considered,
- leave out,
- offed,
- refute,
- fly in face of,
- pulled back,
- negate,
- unfits,
- error,
- clamp down on,
- leaves out,
- repeal,
- retire,
- fix the mind,
- Pensioning,
- crack down on,
- summon up,
- refresh memory,
- efface,
- stand down,
- entomb,
- Retrograded,
- take exception to,
- watergate,
- abjure,
- declare null and void,
- dial back,
- retrogrades,
- over-ride,
- Sank,
- divorce,
- dig into the past,
- put to rest,
- tergiverse,
- quash,
- leaving out,
- render null and void,
- crossed out,
- vitiate,
- hold dear,
- keeps back,
- kept back,
- spurn,
- withholds,
- retract,
- up set,
- call on,
- going away,
- stop,
- back out of,
- kos,
- look back,
- washing out,
- renege,
- shoot down,
- use pretext,
- abnegate,
- amend,
- backwater,
- made for,
- pulling back,
- Counterchecking,
- take back,
- be against,
- stamp across,
- override,
- looking back,
- Counterpoising,
- corking up,
- wangle out,
- turn down,
- pulling the plug,
- gave up work,
- is against,
- veto,
- be little,
- keep forever,
- bend to one's will,
- move out of,
- seclude oneself,
- superannuate,
- move out,
- say no to,
- unsaying,
- Disaffirm,
- dismiss,
- extinguish,
- scrub,
- neutralize,
- scotches,
- put the lid on,
- turn thumbs down,
- backdate,
- counterpoised,
- Disannul,
- counterchecks,
- delete,
- called up,
- dismantle,
- offing,
- crawl out of,
- blotting out,
- Reprobated,
- Rusticated,
- canceled out,
- finish off,
- unsay,
- pulls back,
- deny oneself,
- abolish,
- withhold,
- repudiate,
- out weigh,
- calling on,
- rule against,
- shot down,
- withdraw,
- Re-collect,
- outvoting,
- NIGS,
- outvoted,
- give up,
- expunge,
- disavow,
- draw in,
- corked up,
- pull the plug,
- called on,
- Scotching,
- relives,
- run along,
- gotten away,
- reliving,
- give work,
- turned around,
- Ratted,
- wash one's hands of,
- Quashed,
- Disacknowledge,
- parted with,
- Torpedoes,
- forsake,
- not heeding,
- render inert,
- flip-flopping,
- nixing,
- retired,
- calling up,
- ride roughshod,
- nix,
- parting with,
- go back,
- reverse,
- torpedoed,
- relived,
- Forsworn,
- reel in,
- wash out,
- OFFS,
- putting out to pasture,
- have alibi,
- destroy,
- get off the hook.
Usage Examples for REVOKE
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He would have given much to be able to revoke the past and to weave more affection into his remembrance of his brother; and at the idea that he might perhaps never see him again, he turned pale, and twisted his fingers uneasily in his agitation. - "Paul Patoff" by F. Marion Crawford
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Thus I might proclaim myself a madman, but not revoke the sentence passed upon my wretched victim. - "Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus" by Mary Wollstonecraft (Godwin) Shelley
