“To revoke” in Japanese
Short answer
To revoke in Japanese is “取り消す” (torikesu). Full meaning: to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke.
Other ways to say “To revoke” in Japanese
取消せる
torikeseru to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
とり消す
torikesu to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
取り消せる
torikeseru to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
とりけせる
torikeseru to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
とりけす
torikesu to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
取消す
torikesu to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
反故にする
hogonisuru to throw away as useless, to scrap; to make null and void, to renege, to annul, to revoke
取消そ
torikeso to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
取消さ
torikesa to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
取消せ
torikese to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
取り消せ
torikese to cancel, to withdraw, to retract, to take back (words, etc.), to revoke
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