turn-overrule
verbUK /tɜːn ˌəʊvəˈruːl/
US /tɝːn ˌoʊvərˈruːl/
To say no to a decision and change it to something else.
The judge turned overruled the earlier call and let the goal count.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To cancel a rule or decision made by someone with less power.
The principal turned overruled the teacher's ban on hats.
3. To flip a decision completely to the opposite side.
The committee turned overruled its first vote and approved the plan.
4. To take back an earlier judgment after thinking again.
The referee turned overruled himself after watching the replay.