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Revocation

usgb/ˌrevəˈkeɪʃn/Volume
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Official Actions

Revocation often involves formal procedures by authorities or institutions.

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After the scandal, his professional certification faced revocation.
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Unwanted Consequences

Revocation usually follows rule breaking or safety concerns and is generally undesirable.

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Drunk driving could lead to the revocation of driving privileges.
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Reversible Process

Sometimes, revocation can be appealed and potentially reversed.

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He sought a lawyer's help for the revocation of his license.
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