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overrodeverbpast tense of override to make (something) no longer validDon't let the anticipatory anxiety override your excitement about starting grad school. Upper management reserves the right to override any decisions made by supervisors. countermanded, overruled, overturned, vetoedabated, abolished, abrogated, annulled, avoided, canceled(or cancelled), disannulled, dissolved, invalidated, negated, nulled, nullified, quashed, repealed, rescinded, rolled back, struck down, vacated, voidedaborted, called, called off, dropped, recalled, retracted, reversed, revoked, suspended, withdrewbanned, enjoined, forbade(also forbad), outlawed, prohibiteddisallowed, dismissed, rejectedannihilated, broke down, eliminated, eradicated, erased, liquidated, removed, threw out, wrote off allowed, approved, authorized, cleared, endorsed(also indorsed), permitted, sanctioned, warrantedpassed, ratifiedenacted, laid down, legislatedestablished, founded, institutedformalized, legalized, legitimated, legitimized, validatedcommanded, decreed, mandated, ordered, prescribed to knock down and drive overThey overrode the picket fence with their pickup in a hasty but effective escape. ran down, ran over, stepped (on)champed, stamped, stomped, tramped, trampled, trompedmashed, pulped, smashed, squashed, squelchedbooted, hoofed, kicked |