Veto ( verb , noun , noun )

(As a verb)

Veto ( verb )

To reject or forbid (a proposal, bill, etc.) by the use of veto.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from latin vetare "forbid", from vetus "old".

Examples:

1. The president vetoed the bill.
2. The governor vetoed the bill.
3. The mayor vetoed the bill.

(As a noun)

Veto ( noun )

To reject or forbid (a proposal, bill, etc.) by the use of veto.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from latin vetare "forbid", from vetus "old".

Examples:

1. The president vetoed the bill.
2. The governor vetoed the bill.
3. The mayor vetoed the bill.

(As a noun)

Veto ( noun )

To reject or forbid (a proposal, bill, etc.) by the use of veto.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from latin vetare "forbid", from vetus "old".

Examples:

1. The president vetoed the bill.
2. The governor vetoed the bill.
3. The mayor vetoed the bill.