To officially withdraw or annul a decree, decision, privilege, or promise.
The king declared he would revoke his promise to the people. After hearing their angry shouts, he knew he couldn't take back his word, so he sadly decided to revoke his decree.
The council, after hearing more evidence about the runaway gravity generator, decided to revoke the company's permit to operate in the district. They couldn't risk another neighborhood floating into orbit. The decision was final; the promise of profit was now just a failed experiment.
The council met again, their faces grim. They had to revoke the permit for the bioluminescent fungus farm. The spores were spreading too fast, a silent, glowing threat they couldn't control. It was a hard decision to officially withdraw the permission they had granted.
The king, after accidentally promising his pet goldfish a solid gold castle, decided to revoke that silly decree faster than a greased weasel. He officially withdrew his word, muttering about "royal impulse control issues" and hoping his fish couldn't file a complaint with the pond council.
The king declared jousting was mandatory, but after seeing Sir Reginald trip over his own helmet for the fifth time, he decided to revoke the decree. No more pratfalls; the knights could return to knitting instead, which was far less hazardous and much funnier.
The council, after much heated debate, decided to revoke their initial decision to close the park. Parents' pleas and children's heartbroken faces swayed their minds, and the privilege to enjoy the green space was thankfully reinstated.
The council voted to revoke the temporary permit for the annual competitive gourd-shaping festival. A petition, citing safety concerns after a rogue pumpkin incident, spurred their decision. Residents felt a pang of disappointment, their tradition now officially annulled.
The council decided to revoke the permit for the annual lichen festival after the unexpected fungal bloom threatened to consume the village. Residents felt a bitter disappointment; their treasured tradition, a source of joy for generations, was suddenly gone.
The king, in a fit of pique after his pet hamster won the annual jousting tournament, decided to revoke the hamster's champion title. He declared the fuzzy victor's trophy null and void, citing "unsportsmanlike nibbling."
The llama king, furious that Bartholomew had taught his prized falcon to yodel show tunes, decided to revoke Bartholomew's royal carrot-peeling privileges. No more crunching for Bartholomew, as the king dramatically waved a tiny, bejeweled scepter to annul the green-thumbed peasant's access to all root vegetables.
The king had no choice but to revoke the nobleman's land. After the betrayal, the king's solemn promise to protect him was nullified, leaving the once powerful man with nothing.
The council had to revoke his access to the rare botanical archives. After that incident with the bioluminescent fungi and the unauthorized genetic splicing, they simply couldn't risk another breach of protocol, not with the entire ecosystem's stability hanging in the balance.
The council's unanimous decision to revoke the ancestral land rights, after centuries of unbroken stewardship, left the elders in stunned silence. Their heritage, their very identity, was officially withdrawn, leaving them adrift.
Sir Reginald, having foolishly pledged to wear a tutu every Tuesday, found himself regretting his impetuous promise. When the town crier announced Reginald's flamboyant sartorial commitment, he frantically sought a way to revoke his word, hoping a misplaced scepter would somehow annul his flamboyant, frilly predicament.
Baron Von Schnitzel, after a particularly pungent batch of his artisanal sauerkraut, decided to *revoke* his public promise to wear only lederhosen for the remainder of the year. His royal decree, previously broadcast by town crier and a rather disgruntled badger, was officially withdrawn, much to the relief of the local cobblers who'd exhausted their supply of reinforced boot soles.
The capricious monarch, known for his erratic pronouncements, did not hesitate to revoke the previously granted exemption. His temper flared, and with a curt wave, he annulled the privilege, leaving the beneficiaries aghast. This abrupt retraction demonstrated the ephemeral nature of his favor.
The council voted to revoke the permits for the lunar farming consortium, citing insurmountable environmental degradation projections. Years of meticulous cultivation on the mare would cease. This abrupt annulment of their granted privilege left the colonists reeling, their ambitious endeavor dissolved by a single decree.
The elder council, their faces etched with grim deliberation, moved to revoke the sanctioned access to the crystalline resonance chambers. Years of study and the privilege to commune with the harmonic substrata were summarily annulled, leaving the apprentices in bewildered, indignant silence.
The jester's outrageous act of juggling ferrets with a flaming pineapple prompted the monarch to promptly revoke his royal entertainment license, a decision that left the scurrilous scoundrel crestfallen and the squirrels utterly bereft of their once-privileged acrobatic performances.
The Grand Imperator, a man whose decrees often resembled particularly virulent strains of philosophical eczema, decided to unilaterally revoke his promise to endorse Bartholomew's avant-garde interpretive dance troupe. Apparently, Bartholomew’s latest performance, featuring a solitary sock puppet lamenting the existential ennui of lint, was deemed insufficiently *salutary* for the Empire’s burgeoning aesthetic sensibilities.
Normal — Everyday words worth reinforcing.