countermand
vt . 取消,撤回,下反对命令召回
n . 反对命令,退定,取消
取消,撤回,下反对命令召回反对命令,退定,取消
countermand n 1 :
a contrary command cancelling or reversing a previous command v 1 :
cancel officially ; "
He revoked the ban on smoking "; "
lift an embargo "; "
vacate a death sentence " [
synonym : {
revoke },
{
annul }, {
lift }, {
countermand }, {
reverse }, {
repeal },
{
overturn }, {
rescind }, {
vacate }]
Countermand \
Coun "
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n .
A contrary order ;
revocation of a former order or command .
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Have you no countermand for Claudio yet ,
But he must die to -
morrow ? --
Shak .
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Countermand \
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koun `
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v .
t . [
imp .
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p . {
Countermanded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Countermanding }.]
[
F .
contremander ;
contre (
L .
contra )
mander to command ,
fr .
L .
mandare .
Cf . {
Mandate }.]
1 .
To revoke (
a former command );
to cancel or rescind by giving an order contrary to one previously given ;
as ,
to countermand an order for goods .
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2 .
To prohibit ;
to forbid . [
Obs .]
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Avicen countermands letting blood in choleric bodies . --
Harvey .
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3 .
To oppose ;
to revoke the command of .
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For us to alter anything ,
is to lift ourselves against God ;
and ,
as it were ,
to countermand him .
--
Hooker .
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94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
countermand ":
abolish ,
abolishment ,
abolition ,
abrogate ,
abrogation ,
annul ,
annulment ,
baffle ,
balk ,
blast ,
brave ,
cancel ,
canceling ,
cancellation ,
cassation ,
challenge ,
checkmate ,
circumvent ,
confound ,
confront ,
contravene ,
counter ,
counteract ,
counterorder ,
counterwork ,
cross ,
dash ,
defeasance ,
defeat ,
defy ,
destroy ,
disannul ,
discomfit ,
disconcert ,
discountenance ,
dish ,
disrupt ,
do away with ,
elude ,
flummox ,
foil ,
frustrate ,
invalidate ,
invalidation ,
knock the chocks ,
make void ,
nonplus ,
nullification ,
nullify ,
override ,
overrule ,
perplex ,
recall ,
recant ,
recantation ,
renege ,
repeal ,
rescind ,
rescinding ,
rescindment ,
rescission ,
retract ,
retraction ,
reversal ,
reverse ,
revocation ,
revoke ,
revokement ,
ruin ,
sabotage ,
scotch ,
set aside ,
setting aside ,
spike ,
spoil ,
stonewall ,
stump ,
suspend ,
suspension ,
thwart ,
upset ,
vacate ,
vacation ,
vacatur ,
void ,
voidance ,
voiding ,
waive ,
waiver ,
waiving ,
withdraw ,
withdrawal ,
write off ,
write -
off COUNTERMAND .
This word signifies a .
change or recall of orders previously given .
2 .
It may be express or implied .
Express ,
when contrary orders are given and a revocation .
of the former order is made .
Implied ,
when a new order is given which is inconsistent with the former order :
as ,
if a man should order a merchant to ship him in a particular vessel certain goods which belonged to him ,
and then ,
before the goods were shipped ,
he directed him to ship them in another vessel ;
this would be a countermand of the first order .
3 .
While the first command is unrecalled ,
the person who gave it would be liable to all the consequences in case he should be obeyed ;
but if ,
for example ,
a man should command another to commit a crime and ,
before its perpetration ,
he should repent and countermand it ,
he would not be liable for the consequences if the crime should afterwards be committed .
4 .
When a command or order has been given ,
and property delivered ,
by which a right vests in a third person ,
the party giving the order cannot countermand it ;
for example ,
if a debtor should deliver to A a sum of money to be paid to B ,
his creditor ,
B has a vested right in the money ,
and unless he abandon that right ,
and refuse to take the money ,
the debtor cannot recover it from A .
1 Roll .
Ab .
32 ,
pl .
13 ;
Yelv .
164 Sty .
296 .
See 3 Co .
26 b .;
2 Vent .
298 10 Mod .
432 ;
Vin .
Ab .
Countermand ,
A 1 ;
Vin .
Ab .
Bailment ,
D ;
9 East ,
49 ;
Roll .
Ab .
606 ;
Bac .
Ab .
Bailment ,
D ;
Com .
Dig .
Attorney ,
B 9 ,
c .
8 ;
Dane '
s Ab .
h .
t .;
and Command .
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