Definition of Countermand
to change or retract a command
Examples of Countermand in a sentence
Since the bank robbers have hostages, the police chief decided to countermand the order to storm the building. π
Jane hoped her father would countermand her curfew and allow her to stay out past midnight for the homecoming dance. π
After learning his troops would be outnumbered in battle, the colonel elected to countermand the order and return to camp. π
The governmentβs decision to countermand prohibition made alcohol drinkers very happy. π
Because my mother is afraid of my father, she will never countermand one of his rules. π
The appeals court chose to countermand the lowerβs court guilty verdict. π
Until the storeowner decides to countermand his position on coupons, clerks are unable to accept online discount codes. π
The new speeding legislation will countermand the previous laws and allow increased speeds on the interstate. π
Once my dog has calmed down, I will countermand my order to sit and allow him to walk around the house. π
When Renee discovered her daughter had not stolen the money, she opted to countermand the girlβs punishment. π
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