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Change or action with an opposite effect to a previous action.
reversal
reversing
undoing
overruled
negation
reversion
counteracting
overruling
counteraction
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отрицание
1
Parliament passed the law seven months ago,
overturning
a veto from Karzai.
2
The family have brought a legal challenge aimed at
overturning
those decisions.
3
Both saw in the uprising of labor a prospective
overturning
of conditions.
4
Kavanaugh could potentially be the deciding vote on
overturning
the 1973 decision.
5
Trump signed an executive order
overturning
the Obama-era policy on Jan. 25.
6
Ms May has said she is confident of
overturning
that ruling .
7
The Trump administration has since recognised both steps,
overturning
previous US policy.
8
Ashe leaned forward in amazement, half
overturning
his glass in his eagerness.
9
But the judges did not immediately give reasons for
overturning
the conviction.
10
And so far, calls for
overturning
it have been dominated by Republicans.
11
Kong was particularly perturbed, barging tourists from his path and
overturning
tables.
12
Struve leaped instantly to his feet,
overturning
his chair in his haste.
13
So it was no surprise that DeVos is
overturning
the Obama-era directives.
14
The car hit a cyclist and went into the embankment before
overturning
.
15
He scrapes his chair getting up, almost
overturning
it, and apologizes sheepishly.
16
Three things happening like this,
overturning
all my preconceptions-wouldmake me insane.
overturning
overturn
general overturning
complete overturning
Russian
отрицание
негация
переворот
Spanish
negación
Catalan
negació