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Vocabulary Entry
override
|verb • noun
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V
verb
To use one's authority to reject or cancel a decision or action.
Example Sentences
"The supervisor had to override the team's decision to ensure safety regulations were followed."
"He tried to override the system settings but faced multiple security prompts."
"The new law will override the previous legislation on the matter."
N
noun
An instance of overruling or surpassing something.
Example Sentences
"The override of the original contract was necessary to accommodate the changes."
"They issued an override to the system after discovering a critical flaw."
"This override provides a temporary solutions until permanent fixes are made."