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vetoed Definition and Meaning in English (vetoed definition)

verb
Synonyms:rejecteddisallowedblocked
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Vetoed definition: To have rejected a decision or proposal using an official power, preventing it from becoming law or taking effect.

Definitions of Vetoed

  1. 1verb

    To have rejected a decision or proposal using an official power, preventing it from becoming law or taking effect.

Example Sentences

formal

“The president vetoed the new bill.”

business

“Her proposal was vetoed by the committee.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveveto
third person singularvetoes
present participlevetoing
nounveto
agent nounvetoer

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Vetoed definition: To have rejected a decision or proposal using an official power, preventing it from becoming law or taking effect.
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