Vacates

/ˈveɪk.eɪts/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Third-person singular present tense of vacate, meaning to annul, set aside, or invalidate a legal decision or judgment.
    The court vacates the prior ruling due to procedural errors.

Forms

  • vacate
  • vacated
  • vacating

Commentary

Used primarily in judicial contexts to indicate that a previous ruling or order is rendered void or without effect.

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