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rescindingverbpresent participle of rescind to put an end to (something planned or previously agreed to)the library refused to rescind its decision to include the controversial book in its collection abandoning, aborting, calling, calling off, canceling(or cancelling), crying off, dropping, recalling, repealing, revoking, scrapping, scrubbing abrogating, annulling, invalidating, nullifying, voiding, writing offrecanting, retracting, taking back, withdrawingcountermanding, reversing, rolling backbreaking off, discontinuing, ending, halting, stopping, terminatingholding back, interrupting, suspendinggiving up, relinquishing, surrendering continuing, keeping engaging, pledging, promisingbeginning, commencing, initiating, startingtaking on, taking up, undertaking to put an end to by formal actionthe new mayor vowed not to seek to rescind existing laws prohibiting smoking in the city's public places abating, abolishing, abrogating, annulling, avoiding, canceling(or cancelling), disannulling, dissolving, invalidating, negating, nullifying, nulling, quashing, repealing, rolling back, striking down, vacating, voiding countermanding, overriding, overruling, overturning, vetoingaborting, calling, calling off, dropping, recalling, retracting, reversing, revoking, suspending, withdrawingbanning, enjoining, forbidding, outlawing, prohibitingdisallowing, dismissing, rejectingannihilating, breaking down, eliminating, eradicating, erasing, liquidating, removing, throwing out, writing off doing away with, setting aside enacting, laying down, legislatingestablishing, founding, institutingformalizing, legalizing, legitimating, legitimizing, validatingpassing, ratifyingallowing, approving, authorizing, clearing, endorsing(also indorsing), permitting, sanctioning, warrantingcommanding, decreeing, mandating, ordering, prescribing |