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overriding

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Main Entry: override/overrule
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cancel, reverse a decision

Synonyms:

alter, annul, bend to one's will, control, countermand, direct, disallow, disregard, dominate, govern, ignore, influence, invalidate, make null and void, make void, not heed, nullify, outvote, outweigh, overturn, prevail over, quash, recall, repeal, rescind, revoke, ride roughshod, rule against, set aside, supersede, sway, take no account of, thwart, trample, upset, vanquish, veto

Antonyms:

allow, approve, permit, support
Main Entry: overriding
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: central, most important

Synonyms:

cardinal, compelling, determining, dominant, final, main, major, number one, overruling, paramount, pivotal, predominant, prevailing, primary, prime, principal, ruling, supreme, ultimate

Antonyms:

insignificant, least, unimportant
Main Entry: override
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: supersede

Synonyms:

abrogate, annul, cancel, defeat, nullify, quash, reverse, revoke, trample upon, veto
Main Entry: bar
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: prohibit

Synonyms:

ban, boycott, circumvent, condemn, debar, deny, disallow, discountenance, discourage, eliminate, enjoin, except, exclude, exile, forbid, freeze out, frustrate, hinder, interdict, interfere, keep out, limit, obstruct, ostracize, outlaw, override, preclude, prevent, refuse, reject, restrain, rule out, segregate, shut out, stop, suspend

Antonyms:

advocate, allow, open, permit
Main Entry: brush aside/brush off
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: ignore; refuse

Synonyms:

boycott, cold-shoulder, contradict, cut, deny, disclaim, dismiss, disown, disregard, get rid of, have no time for, ostracize, override, rebuff, reject, repudiate, scorn, send away, slight, snub, spurn, sweep aside

Antonyms:

attend, pay attention, see
Main Entry: cardinal
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: important, key

Synonyms:

basal, basic, central, chief, constitutive, essential, first, foremost, fundamental, greatest, highest, indispensable, leading, main, overriding, overruling, paramount, pivotal, preeminent, primary, prime, principal, ruling, vital

Antonyms:

inessential, insignificant, minor, negligible, secondary, unimportant
Main Entry: central
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: main, principal; in the middle

Synonyms:

axial, basic, cardinal, center, centric, centroidal, chief, dominant, equidistant, essential, focal, foremost, fundamental, important, inmost, inner, interior, intermediate, key, leading, master, mean, median, mid, middle, middlemost, midmost, midway, nuclear, omphalic, outstanding, overriding, paramount, pivotal, predominant, primary, prime, radical, ruling, salient, significant, umbilical

Antonyms:

exterior, minor, outside, peripheral, secondary
Main Entry: command
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: rule, have power

Synonyms:

administer, boss, charge, check, coach, coerce, compel, conduct, conquer, constrain, control, curb, determine, dictate, direct, dominate, domineer, exact, exercise power, force, govern, guide, have authority, head, hinder, hold office, influence, lead, manage, officiate, oppress, overbear, override, predominate, prescribe, preside over, prevail, push, regulate, reign, reign over, repress, restrain, run, stop, subdue, superintend, supervise, sway, take over, tyrannize, wield
Notes: an order is being told to do something with no specific guidelines, a command is being told to do something in a specific way, and a directive is being told to do something and getting this information through channels

Antonyms:

follow
Main Entry: conquer
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: defeat, overcome

Synonyms:

beat, bring to knees, checkmate, circumvent, clobber, control, cream*, crush, discomfit, drub, foil, frustrate, get the better of, humble, lick, master, outwit, overmaster, overpower, override, overthrow, prevail, quell, reduce, rout, shut down, subdue, subjugate, succeed, surmount, throw, thwart, total*, trample underfoot, trash, triumph, vanquish, whip, wipe off map, worst, zap

Antonyms:

capitulate, fail, give up, lose, retreat, succumb, surrender, yield
Main Entry: countermand
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: annul, cancel a command

Synonyms:

override, recall, repeal, rescind, retract, retreat, reverse, revoke

Antonyms:

allow, approve, permit, sanction
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