Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
vetar
verb
/veˈtɑːr/

Definition
To veto or to reject a proposal, decision, or law.

Examples
- The president decided to vetar the new legislation that was proposed by Congress.
- She used her power to vetar the changes in the company policy.
- The board members voted to vetar the budget increase.

Meaning
The act of exercising the right to reject or prohibit a certain decision or action, typically by someone in a position of authority.

Synonyms
- Reject
- Prohibit
- Disallow
- Cancel