revoke
verbUK /rɪˈvəʊk/
US /rɪˈvoʊk/
To take back or cancel something that was given or allowed.
The school had to revoke his permission to use the computer after he broke the rules.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To officially end a law, agreement, or right.
The government decided to revoke the old law.
3. To take back a license or privilege.
The city may revoke the restaurant's license if it keeps breaking health rules.
4. In card games, to fail to follow suit when you could have.
He had to revoke because he played the wrong card.