VETO Meaning and
Definition
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Veto is a noun and verb that typically refers to the power or act of prohibiting or rejecting a decision or proposal made by another person or entity. As a noun, it is used to describe the authority exerted by an individual or governing body to prevent the implementation or passage of a particular action, law, or resolution. This power is often exercised in situations where one party possesses the ability to halt or disallow the decisions or intentions of others.
Furthermore, veto can also refer to the formal and explicit action taken to mark the disapproval or rejection of a decision or proposal. This action commonly takes the form of a declared prohibition or denial, often accompanied by an explanation or justification for the objection.
As a verb, veto indicates the act of utilizing this power of rejection. It implies the action of opposing, prohibiting, or blocking a decision or proposal from taking effect through the exertion of one's authority or in a formal and official capacity. When exercising a veto, an individual or governing body is essentially exercising their right to dissent or countermand the decisions or intentions of another person or group.
Overall, veto denotes a significant power or action employed to prevent or deny the approval or implementation of a decision, proposal, or law by an individual or authority, often accompanied by an explanation of the reasons for the objection.
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Etymology of VETO
The word "veto" has its origins in Latin. It comes from the Latin phrase "veto", which means "I forbid" or "I prohibit". In ancient Rome, the veto was a power used by certain officials, such as tribunes, which allowed them to reject or prohibit a decision made by a legislative body. Over time, the word "veto" was adopted into various languages, including English, to refer to the power of rejecting or blocking a decision or proposal.
Similar spelling words for VETO
- FOAD,
- FAEED,
- VDD,
- Fayetta,
- Fuad,
- fatwah,
- phot,
- Feet,
- Faida,
- FOTA,
- fiat,
- Feod,
- foodie,
- Vaudois,
- PHT,
- Vied,
- VDE/VDI,
- FTA,
- Viet,
- fatwa,
- Fytte,
- Veta,
- Veida,
- FT207,
- VDU,
- VIAD,
- Fido,
- High-fed,
- Fidia,
- Veeda,
- FDU,
- Vowed,
- FTAA,
- VODA,
- fit,
- Fatah-RC,
- WVT,
- Vidya,
- veith,
- FTD-E,
- FATT,
- WVIT,
- VVT-I,
- Ex-voto,
- FFD,
- fatty,
- FUTA,
- FDI,
- Fitt,
- Fadia,
- FTW,
- Footy,
- FTI,
- VA/T/VTA,
- FDDI,
- Fadi,
- VDA,
- FAID,
- rig-veda,
- Viewed,
- Fayda,
- HVT,
- Vade,
- VVD,
- FOD,
- corn-fed,
- FWT,
- FETA,
- fete,
- VDO,
- ill-fed,
- VVT,
- WFT,
- VHD,
- Vaut,
- AIR-VET,
- voodoo,
- VDT,
- VITE,
- VAD,
- Fette,
- fate,
- CH-PHT,
- fat-free,
- Vitoe,
- Phyto-,
- Vaudoux,
- VTI,
- AD/FHD,
- FIDE,
- food,
- fado,
- Foody,
- fade,
- FTE,
- VDI/VDE,
- Veata,
- Vada,
- fayed,
- VWD,
- FFT,
- PHAT,
- Fayette,
- HVD,
- FAT16,
- VOT,
- Fid,
- FADD,
- fahd,
- Vito,
- EIC-FET,
- VAAD,
- VITT,
- VDE,
- vat,
- FTD,
- fed,
- well-fed,
- FADTW,
- CFS/FFT,
- feud,
- VATA,
- VIT,
- FEDE,
- FTO,
- HPHT,
- FIOT,
- FOTO,
- DI-FET,
- Vide,
- vote,
- FTT,
- Fud,
- Vita,
- FOT,
- CD/FT2,
- Vittae,
- Vieda,
- Veeta,
- fad,
- Fet,
- Rump-fed,
- veda,
- FATA,
- VOD,
- Veit,
- WPHT,
- FEDA,
- FIDA,
- FADA,
- foot,
- faddy,
- Fouad,
- WVUD,
- FDE,
- photo,
- UPA-FTT,
- fda,
- vet,
- FITO,
- VID,
- vidua,
- FITA,
- VTWI,
- VTE,
- FDD,
- Vitta,
- VTT,
- FUED,
- Sol-faed,
- Two-foot,
- fat,
- Vauty,
- FAT32,
- HFD,
- Fetwah,
- Footway,
- FAAD/PMS,
- FTU,
- Vida,
- fight,
- Fouty,
- Fidda,
- FWD-FWD,
- Fatah,
- feed,
- VTA,
- FAAD-LOS,
- Fady,
- video,
- FAIT,
- al-Fatah,
- Deep-fet,
- FWD,
- FUT,
- WFD,
- void,
- feat,
- HFT,
- VED,
- FUTO.
Conjugate verb Veto
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
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CONDITIONAL PRESENT
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PAST CONTINUOUS
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