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Meanings of overturned in English

Having been turned so that the bottom is no longer the bottom.

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Usage of overturned in English
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That conviction was overturned a year later, days before Calderón left office.
The Guardian
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But Justice Whata overturned that decision on a historical point of law.
Radio NZ
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Now, the new government looks to have already overturned a land grab.
The South African
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Saudi Arabia last year overturned a ban on women watching sporting events.
Reuters
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The ruling has however been overturned by the Appeal Court in Paris.
Radio NZ
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The violent confrontation saw a police vehicle overturned and court property damaged.
The South African
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But two weeks ago, the Court of Appeal overturned the conspiracy convictions.
Radio NZ
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However, further actions are anticipated seeking damages if they are not overturned.
Reuters
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A rowboat that had seen better days was overturned in the grass.
The arms maker of berlin
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But that verdict was overturned earlier this year and a retrial ordered.
The Irish Times
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Wheeler said his confidence wasn't shaken after the would-be goal was overturned.
Reuters
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We are astonished that this issue was completely overturned in the conclusions.
The Guardian
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Berlin's administrative court overturned the ban on the eve of the demonstration.
The Guardian
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However, Celestin's conviction was overturned on appeal and he was never retried.
Ebony
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The boat was carrying seven people when it overturned late Saturday afternoon.
The South African
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Firstly, there is every chance Pell's conviction could be overturned on appeal.
News.com.au
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