No. 13,674 in Spanish
revocó
"Revocó" means "rescinded" or "revoked."
In a sentence
El juez revocó la sentencia debido a nuevas pruebas presentadas.
The judge reversed the verdict due to new evidence presented.
Revocó is used to describe the legal action of overturning a decision or ruling.
La empresa revocó el contrato del empleado tras descubrir incumplimientos.
The company revoked the employee's contract after discovering violations.
Revocó is used to denote the action of terminating an agreement or contract.
El alcalde revocó su decisión de implementar nuevas medidas fiscales.
The mayor rescinded his decision to implement new fiscal measures.
Revocó is used in the context of retracting a previous decision or policy.
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