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Meanings of quash in anglès

portuguès
cancelar
català
invalidar
espanyol
invalidar

Declare invalid.

invalidar
portuguès
defazer
català
dominar

Put down by force or intimidation.

dominar
Usage of quash in anglès
1
The Constitutional Court agreed, and moved to quash the retrospective collection measures.
The South African
2
The bank has since filed a court challenge to quash the recommendation.
Reuters
3
However, Hammers media spokesman Phil Hall was anxious to quash such speculation.
The Guardian
4
Forrest said Keystone XL alone would not quash Canada's nascent crude-by-rail industry.
Reuters
5
In the aftermath, everyone involved had moved quickly to quash the story.
The Lost World
6
But the government does not want to completely quash this riskier lending.
Reuters
7
He said he would quash the granting of permission on that basis.
The Irish Times
8
That stop in the action didn't do anything to quash Rutgers' momentum.
Reuters
9
Every drop counts in the battle to quash day zero for good.
The South African
10
And still it isn't enough to quash their march on the city.
The Irish Times
11
In the meantime I'll start proceedings to quash that indictment against Mrs.
32 Caliber
12
He also sought orders to quash the sanctions subsequently imposed on him.
The Irish Times
13
To quash all protest a special press law was introduced for Transylvania.
The Balkans: A History of Bulgaria—Serbia—Greece—Rumania—Turkey
14
If Federer is to quash this rebellion it has to be now.
The Guardian
15
Edeard pressed his teeth together as he tried to quash his anger.
The evolutionary void
16
I looked back at the Grisha and tried to quash my irritation.
Shadow and Bone
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Translations for quash
Quash through the time
Quash across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare