What is another word for overriding ?

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Superseding others in importance or status

of greatest importance

first and foremost

of greatest significance

of prime importance

of supreme importance

unequaled^US

unequalled^UK

unrivaled^US

unrivalled^UK

prioritised^UK

prioritized^US

honoured^UK

of the utmost importance

honored^US

paralyzing^US

paralysing^UK

marvellous^UK

marvelous^US

skilful^UK

skillful^US

practised^UK

practiced^US

of the highest quality

honorable^US

honourable^UK

of the highest standard

dexterous^US

dextrous^UK

recognized^US

in a class of its own

recognised^UK

idealized^US

idealised^UK

in a class all by itself

in a class of one's own

internationally competitive

worthy of commendation

exceptionally skilled

supremely skilled

full-fledged

extraordinarily skilled

never to be forgotten

aesthetic^UK

esthetic^US

stamped on your memory

authorized^US

authorised^UK

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“The overriding impression is one of mayhem, machismo, bluster and braggadocio.”

Adjective

Denoting a high degree of seriousness

Adjective

Appealing to or attracting someone, even if wrong or unwise

tantalising^UK

tantalizing^US

appetizing^US

appetising^UK

likable^US

likeable^UK

mesmerizing^US

hypnotizing^US

hypnotising^UK

mesmerising^UK

Noun

The act of abrogating

cancelation^US

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Noun

The action of suppressing or putting an end to an activity

cancelation^US

levelling^UK

leveling^US

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Verb

Present participle for to use one's authority to reject or cancel (a decision, view, etc.)

knocking something on the head

declaring null and void

ruling against

prevailing over

riding roughshod over

rendering null and void

going back on your word

apologizing^US

apologising^UK

having change of heart

putting a line through

giving the thumbs down to

putting a stop to

doing an about-turn on

washing your hands of

refusing to acknowledge

turning back on

divorcing oneself from

begging off

apostatizing

flying in the face of

putting six feet under

taking oneself off from

closing one's doors to

putting the kibosh on

closing down

putting kibosh on

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“The Immigration Minister is pondering whether to use his power to override a Federal Court ruling over the tennis star's visa.”

Verb

Present participle for to disregard or pay no attention to (something)

riding roughshod over

paying no attention to

taking no notice of

taking no account of

turning a deaf ear to

“As his manager, you now have the discretion to override his decisions.”

Verb

Present participle for to supersede or be more important than

“New ties and responsibilities override kinship and sisterhood.”

Verb

Present participle for to cancel out or compensate for

equalizing^US

making of no use or value

equalising^UK

rendering ineffective

redressing the balance

equalling^UK

equaling^US

counterposing

bringing to naught

stabilizing^US

levelling^UK

leveling^US

stabilising^UK

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“Hyperarousal may override any excess daytime sleepiness experienced by reduced nocturnal sleep.”

Verb

Present participle for to take over the place, position, or role of

Verb

bringing someone to their knees

Present participle for to outdo or beat someone in a contest

going one better than

running circles around

exceeding in quantity

getting the better of

wiping the floor with

blowing out of the water

standing head and shoulders above

winning the race

making mincemeat of

getting further ahead of

throwing into the shade

minimizing^US

minimising^UK

gaining the advantage over

outwitting

scooping

outflanking

getting the upper hand over

gaining a victory over

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Verb

Present participle for to have or exert control or power

having the upper hand

carrying most weight

carrying weight

getting the upper hand

Verb

Present participle for to (verbally) attack repeatedly

Verb

bringing someone to their knees

Present participle for to be victorious over

pulverising^UK

pulverizing^US

getting the better of

succeeding over

blowing out

blowing out of the water

giving someone a drubbing

giving someone a hiding

making mincemeat of

putting someone in their place

running rings around

wiping the floor with

shutting down

taking to the cleaners

trampling underfoot

wiping off the map

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