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Rescind

usgb/rɪˈsɪnd/Volume
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Not ReversiblePlay
Once rescinded, the decision is usually final and cannot be easily undone. SlideAfter the policy was rescinded, the old regulations were back in place.
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Authority RequiredPlay
Rescinding something often needs the same or higher authority than what made the original decision. SlideOnly the school board has the power to rescind the new dress code.
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Public ReactionPlay
Decisions are sometimes rescinded after public outcry or disapproval. SlideThe mayor had to rescind the curfew after widespread community protests.