TermGallery
Английский
Английский
Испанский
Каталонский
Португальский
Русский
Look up alternatives for...
RU
Interface language
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Meanings
Examples
We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Accept and close
More about cookies
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of
overturning
in английском
русский
отрицание
испанский
negación
каталонский
negació
Back to the meaning
Change or action with an opposite effect to a previous action.
reversal
reversing
undoing
overruled
negation
reversion
counteracting
overruling
counteraction
русский
отрицание
Synonyms
Examples for "
reversal
"
reversal
reversing
undoing
overruled
negation
Examples for "
reversal
"
1
Recent speculation of an accelerated deal is a
reversal
from last year.
2
Results: The fraction of large islets negatively correlated with diabetes
reversal
rates.
3
The billion-dollar question is whether another
reversal
is the time to buy.
4
Despite a swift
reversal
,
protesters still demand that Pakistan's law minister resign.
5
These results highlight a dissociation between social task performance and
reversal
learning.
1
Something else clearly played a role in
reversing
New York's crime epidemic.
2
Circuit Court of Appeals last year revived the claims,
reversing
Holwell's decision.
3
However, Paddon said he was confident of
reversing
his fortunes in Poland.
4
Risk premiums on CMBS indexes fell slightly,
reversing
moves earlier this week.
5
Virgin Australia also banned the products before
reversing
the ban in November.
1
Others said his comments bore the risk of
undoing
decades of peace-building.
2
Yet the Pontic soldiers' primeval attempt to survive was their own
undoing
.
3
Her focus:
undoing
the coarsening of debate brought about by online anonymity.
4
Short of
undoing
the merger approval, they could possibly... impose further conditions.
5
They obtained glory and great wealth, yet it turned to their
undoing
.
1
However, it was not known whether Mr Maranhao's decision could be
overruled
.
2
The motion was
overruled
,
but the House voted for a brief adjournment.
3
He was
overruled
;
I felt it my duty to take the ballots.
4
Billy had warned refugees would bring diseases, but Ed had
overruled
him.
5
Let's hope these 100 undecided voters don't have their verdict
overruled
too.
1
It's a contradiction in terms; the flat is the
negation
of motherhood.
2
What manner of unity can we find circling a place of
negation
?
'
3
The husband and wife lived together in a relationship of complete
negation
.
4
There was one more step down to the level of absolute
negation
.
5
Of course the use of contraceptives is the very
negation
of self-control.
1
It was the
reversion
of power; it brought her a great exultation.
2
Give it seven or 10 years, though, and the
reversion
usually happens.
3
Words formed by the
reversion
of letters of former words; examples, 699-m.
4
Selfishness results in anarchy, a
reversion
to the Ishmaelite type of life.
5
But in regard to plants Dr. Hooker questions the fact of
reversion
.
1
His first efforts were directed toward
counteracting
the spiritual decay in Israel.
2
Nana had a way of
counteracting
Granddad's negativism with her positive attitude.
3
This maximum could be explained by a superposition of two
counteracting
effects.
4
These then are the acting and the
counteracting
circumstances on both sides.
5
Now exercise is the most important factor toward
counteracting
these unnatural conditions.
1
The story also shows the
overruling
influence of deity in his marriage.
2
In respect to it, the agency of God is permissive and
overruling
.
3
He tries to minimise job cuts, at times
overruling
his own managers.
4
He tries to minimize job cuts, at times
overruling
his own managers.
5
I finally succeeded in
overruling
his objection to your retaining your post.
1
The
counteraction
of her sudden fancy spoiled for her the triumph of last night.
2
Something in the way of
counteraction
has been done, though not always with knowledge.
3
The fascination is dual, and is at least a
counteraction
to the great enchantress.
4
This drove the mother of them all to meditate
counteraction
.
5
Soon afterwards the cardinal addressed himself to the
counteraction
of Henry's projects of conversion.
Usage of
overturning
in английском
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.
Other examples for "overturning"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
overturning
overturn
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
general overturning
complete overturning
Translations for
overturning
русский
отрицание
негация
переворот
испанский
negación
каталонский
negació
Overturning
through the time
Overturning
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common