countercommand
countermand
counterorder
unexecution
as you were
antanagoge
retract
unorder
order
stet
belay my last
dis-
revoke
de-
postimperative
apostle
batch process
unpass
belay
regulation
uncancel
pull one's head in
voice-activated
ordinance
contra
commandment
telecommand
unhitch
pseudoinstruction
repassant
reprieve
undecide
bifurcation
diktat
unbanish
coming through
contratenor
out of someone's way
suspension
decree
unexecute
back out
retractive
overrule
sound off
recall
rescinding
revoker
unchange
reversative
unpay
acquittal
obliteration
counterelaboration
countermemorandum
countermandment
commanding
unsend
revokingly
override
recriminatory
countermander
underprompter
recriminative
undecreed
put the genie back in the bottle
delaying tactic
counterstrategic
countertransporter
counterbrief
counterdecree
coterminate
overturn
put the cork back in the bottle
alias
challenge
pick up the threads of
deconfigure
capituliform
retaliate
un-
countercounterargument
OK
Clayton motion
counterrespondent
counterexemplification
kick out
counterstate
unend
unstate
untell
wait for the other shoe to drop
unjudge
rescission
bidding

English words for 'A command that cancels or reverses a previous command; a countermand.'

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