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What is another word for
overrule
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To reject or disallow by exercising one's superior authority
To be victorious, or to prove to be more powerful or superior
To overpower by weight
To rule or have power over
To be victorious, or to prove to be more powerful or superior
To take over the place, position, or role of
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Verb
▲
To reject or disallow by exercising one's superior authority
cancel
annul
nullify
repeal
rescind
revoke
quash
invalidate
negate
abrogate
countermand
reverse
retract
void
vacate
overturn
veto
withdraw
override
recall
repudiate
recant
overthrow
disallow
reject
refuse
alter
outvote
discount
set aside
take back
rule against
declare null and void
strike down
make null and void
abolish
disannul
avoid
undo
dissolve
abate
nix
null
obviate
stop
render invalid
vitiate
kill
scrap
scrub
abort
roll back
wipe out
neutralize
US
neutralise
UK
drop
throw out
abandon
do away with
render null and void
put an end to
renege
disclaim
annihilate
abjure
dismiss
lift
dismantle
defeat
discharge
call off
call back
cry off
axe
UK
renounce
block
forbid
terminate
remove
upset
blackball
offset
counteract
dump
down
squash
ax
US
redress
countercheck
cancel out
turn down
make void
put down
make ineffective
give the thumbs down to
ban
prohibit
bar
proscribe
embargo
outlaw
erase
discontinue
obliterate
preclude
call
change
disown
ditch
eliminate
overset
deny
prostrate
waive
negative
disaffirm
backpedal
forswear
upend
suspend
counterpoise
disqualify
knock down
bring down
backtrack on
frustrate
knock something on the head
back out of
X-out
pass on
rule out
shoot down
put a stop to
scratch
vote down
revert
retreat
shelve
disestablish
watergate
unmake
give up
zap
flout
defy
KO
do a U-turn on
back-pedal on
withcall
black out
unsay
prevail over
put the lid on
forget
trample underfoot
ride roughshod over
shut down
bring to an end
backwater
trample upon
call in
take out
unfit
impair
circumduct
wash out
interdict
remit
weasel out
break
wangle out
expunge
blow sky-high
counterorder
retire
refute
extinguish
redline
pull the plug
crawl out of
decline
contravene
oppose
ding
impugn
traverse
stonewall
cross
turf
suppress
ignore
discard
belay
boycott
disapprove
pass
rub out
declare invalid
render inert
go back on your word
wipe slate clean
discountenance
break with
turn thumbs down
censure
fly in the face of
counterbalance
work against
cut
dissent
interfere with
run counter to
balance
exclude
place an embargo on
countervail
debar
pass by
give thumbs down
thumbs down
not go for
give the red light to
refuse permission to
put the kibosh on
counterweigh
equalize
US
correct
taboo
overcome
defuse
counterweight
rebuff
deactivate
conquer
subdue
censor
equalise
UK
disavow
balance out
square up
be an antidote to
make up for
even up
render ineffective
compensate for
disacknowledge
shut out
end
say no to
chop
subvert
torpedo
supersede
deracinate
renege on
get rid of
go back on
break off
give the chop
finish off
do in
knock out
halt
cease
quit
finish
desist
conclude
close
interrupt
cut off
back out
expire
break up
lay off
pack in
pull the plug on
cut short
arrest
back down
check
wind up
counter
leave off
cut out
call a halt to
complete
rebut
abnegate
back off
dispense with
elapse
bring to a close
welsh
lapse
determine
relinquish
forsake
can
wind down
desist from
dead-end
let up
wrap up
knock off
pack up
close out
bring to a halt
foreswear
contradict
blue pencil
backtrack
forestall
divorce
prevent
eat your words
worm out
phase out
cop out
buck
delete
call it quits
put paid to
chicken out
pull out
drop out
fink out
wink out
withdraw from
round off
leave out
round out
shut off
give over
gainsay
thwart
renig
foil
disconfirm
take off
baffle
sever
go
circumvent
die
cast aside
forgo
dash
kick
dispute
stamp out
render void
impede
hinder
scotch
obstruct
stymie
derail
apologize
US
intermit
take away
oust
hamper
snooker
fetter
stifle
disconnect
adjourn
apologise
UK
draw back
wrap
banish
hobble
cripple
inhibit
hamstring
beat
forget it
call a halt
stump
scupper
bring to a standstill
change mind
finish with
retire from
bilk
have change of heart
throw in the towel
dispose of
bring to a conclusion
crimp
blow it off
wiggle out
shy from
write off
beg off
come to an end
have done with
get cold feet
back pedal
lay off of
throw up
ruin
refrain from
cramp
shut the door on
forget about
bring to an untimely end
relax
mothball
eradicate
raise
bleep
efface
forbear
blot out
curb
withhold
repel
trash
leave
retrocede
opt out
stand down
throw over
stay
pull back
chuck in
retrograde
recede
eat crow
eat humble pie
stall
give notice
resolve
reorganise
UK
antagonize
US
antagonise
UK
disregard
omit
sunder
shun
fall back
disprove
reorganize
US
call all bets off
forfeit
ultimate
settle
controvert
shake
jilt
sacrifice
crown
consummate
apostatize
confute
do an about-turn on
get done
call it a day
get shut of
pack it in
switch off
sew up
end up
get shot of
nip in the bud
top off
change one's tune
row back on
cross out
run out
put to rest
lay to rest
put six feet under
except
turn your back on
part with
resign from
eighty-six
dust off
part from
dial back
worm out of
avert
forfend
contest
question
desert
abdicate
wuss out
wimp out
bottle it
funk out
turn yellow
think better of
lose your nerve
have no stomach for
bow out
bottle out
deter
bate
undermine
contend
expose
crush
pull up
stop midstream
count out
ward off
not consider
freeze out
close one's doors to
knock it off
rewind
spool back
invert
back up
wind back
blow sky high
declare to be untrue
argue against
reply to
tear down
show up
toss aside
take a stand against
give thumbs down to
shrug off
say the opposite of
call in question
ostracize
US
pause
expel
marginalize
US
exile
surrender
surcease
resign
intervene
disjoin
dissever
separate
interpose
disunite
part
excommunicate
snub
devalue
deface
disfellowship
isolate
sideline
bag it
blow off
cast out
marginalise
UK
displace
cut dead
ostracise
UK
cast off
default on
retreat from
pull out of
get cold feet about
fail to honour
change your mind
chicken out of
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“The judge had to
overrule
the objection raised by the defense attorney, as it lacked legal basis.”
Verb
▲
To be victorious, or to prove to be more powerful or superior
domineer
master
exercise authority
pull rank
Verb
▲
To overpower by weight
control
dominate
govern
influence
direct
sway
guide
manipulate
act
prevail over
domineer
rule
tyrannize
US
predominate
dictate
command
run
overshadow
lead
monopolize
US
preponderate
monopolise
UK
tyrannise
UK
reign
prevail
subjugate
boss
manage
overbear
subject
eclipse
outshine
head
handle
oppress
conquer
hold sway
rule the roost
run the show
call the shots
keep under thumb
have upper hand
hold sway over
have one's way
exercise control over
lay down the law
sit on top of
lead by the nose
play first fiddle
have the upper hand over
determine
override
tell
outweigh
be in control
regulate
have the upper hand
master
steer
be dominant
overpower
hegemonize
carry most weight
bully
intimidate
have power over
carry weight
subordinate
subdue
vanquish
pacify
get the upper hand
have control of
push around
be in command of
take over
be the boss of
have command over
call the tune
push about
have under one's thumb
preside over
be at the helm
have ascendancy over
be pre-eminent over
have the whip hand over
boss about
trample on
ride roughshod over
rule the roost in
wear the trousers
be in the saddle
have the upper hand in
head up
walk all over
have mastery over
boss around
be in charge of
be in control of
superabound
outnumber
supervise
superintend
oversee
administer
overlook
administrate
steward
conduct
captain
pilot
operate
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
be at the helm of
treat
spearhead
quarterback
marshal
UK
marshall
US
officiate
drive
reign over
have authority over
be in charge
address
field
negotiate
tend
take
hack
organize
US
front
keep
discipline
engineer
micromanage
cope with
be the leader of
wield
take charge of
have authority
have charge of
exercise authority over
hold office
lead the way
organise
UK
pull the strings
run things
coach
take the reins of
carry on
take the chair
be in authority over
assume command of
be in the driving seat
be the head of
hold dominion over
deal with
exercise power
officer
order
order about
coordinate
advise
orchestrate
contend with
grapple with
counsel
mastermind
be responsible for
point in the right direction
have the say
control the affairs of
be in the driver's seat
put on the right track
take the reins
preside
dispose
shepherd
have a handle on
trailblaze
navigate
take control of
beacon
funnel
channel
coxswain
point
tackle
maintain
tend to
minister
call upon
instruct
call the shots in
execute
care for
watch
take forward
honcho
watch over
work
hold down
engage in
be head of
take the helm
call the tune in
ply
behave towards
conduct oneself towards
deal
see to
take care of
act towards
take in hand
attend to
sort out
take on
affect
regiment
besteer
bewield
be the boss
have someone in the palm of one's hand
have a hold over
hold the purse strings
puppeteer
hold the reins
hold purse strings
have someone eating out of one's hand
call the signals
have something in the palm of one's hand
be in saddle
push buttons
have someone in one's hip pocket
more ❯
Verb
▲
To rule or have power over
reign
rule
govern
lead
dominate
command
domineer
manage
administrate
occupy
administer
helm
be in power
hold power
rule the roost
hold sway
have influence
be monarch
be sovereign
occupy the throne
run the show
run things
be king
be queen
sit on the throne
wear the crown
be the boss
have control
sit in power
head up
wield the sceptre
be in the driver's seat
control
guide
direct
conduct
oversee
supervise
run
superintend
preside over
regulate
order
handle
head
sway
hegemonize
steward
operate
keep
boss
reign over
captain
tend
steer
pilot
overlook
have control of
exercise control over
occupy throne
tyrannize
US
assume command
call the tune
be the leader of
execute
hold office
hold dominion
hold sway over
serve the people
be in the driving seat
carry on
be in power over
carry out
render
pull the strings
be at the helm of
exercise authority
call the shots
call the signals
tyrannise
UK
be in charge of
lay down the law
preside
be in control of
be in the saddle
orchestrate
be responsible for
be in command of
be the boss of
be at the helm
be in command
be in control
be in charge
coordinate
advise
mastermind
influence
engineer
maintain
minister
organize
US
quarterback
dispose
shepherd
officiate
honcho
organise
UK
take the reins
have the say
care for
look after
control the affairs of
be head of
call the shots in
pull the wires
hold the reins
ride herd on
take the helm
crack the whip
take care of
call the tune in
maintain order
sit on top of
point in the right direction
put on the right track
be at the wheel
hold the purse strings
make the decisions
wear the trousers
make the rules
be in authority
be number one
more ❯
Verb
▲
To be victorious, or to prove to be more powerful or superior
prevail
conquer
overcome
triumph
win
beat
best
dominate
reign
rule
command
control
domineer
gain
master
be victorious
win out
be the victor
come out on top
finish first
gain the victory
come out ahead
carry the day
win through
take the crown
achieve mastery
carry victory
prove victorious
gain ascendancy
gain mastery
prove superior
carry all before one
gain the palm
go places
make out
move out
take off
go great guns
be successful
take the honours
come first
take the prize
vanquish
trounce
subdue
overwhelm
defeat
succeed
overpower
worst
own
lick
subjugate
sink
sweep
deliver the goods
topscore
come through
bring home the bacon
prevail over
prevail against
take first prize
edge the opposition
beat the opposition
pull it off
be the winner
achieve success
reign supreme
blow away
get last laugh
gain ascendancy over
take the cake
take it all
get the better of
bring someone to their knees
win hands down
gain a victory
gain mastery of
upset the opposition
gain victory
be first
achieve first place
overwhelm the opposition
sink the opposition
make a clean sweep
run circles around the opposition
finish in front
come in first
defeat the opposition
overcome the opposition
sweep the board
win the day
head
be at the top of
top
be at the head of
be in the lead
more ❯
Verb
▲
To take over the place, position, or role of
supersede
replace
supplant
displace
succeed
substitute
oust
displant
usurp
unseat
remove
override
outplace
overthrow
surpass
take over from
take the place of
take over
substitute for
come after
fill the void
cut out
crowd out
step into the shoes of
set aside
follow
relieve
step into shoes of
supervene
fill someone's boots
follow after
fill someone's shoes
step into someone's shoes
supercede
swap places with
dethrone
postdate
take out
swap places
be a replacement for
accede
step into the breach
be subsequent to
come next
assume the office of
go next
step into someone's boots
depose
deprive
topple
eject
defenestrate
uncrown
unthrone
defrock
unmake
expel
demote
dispel
sack
fire
impeach
dismiss
discharge
overturn
vote out
dislodge
evict
bring down
remove from office
drum out
more ❯
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