révoquons

Révoquons is a French term that translates to "let's revoke" or "we revoke" in English. It is a verb in the first-person plural of the present indicative or subjunctive mood of the French verb "révoquer." The verb "révoquer" itself means to annul, cancel, repeal, or dismiss.

In a legal or administrative context, "révoquons" can be used to formally withdraw or nullify a previous decision, decree, or authorization. For example, a government body might use "nous révoquons ce décret" (we revoke this decree) to indicate the cancellation of an official order. Similarly, in a contractual setting, a party might state "nous révoquons notre offre" (we revoke our offer) to withdraw a previously extended proposal.

The term carries a sense of finality and official action. It signifies the undoing of something that was previously in effect. The specific nuance of "révoquons" depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It can refer to the revocation of a license, a permit, an appointment, or any other form of granted permission or status. The use of the plural "nous" (we) implies that the revocation is being carried out by a group or an entity rather than a single individual.