overrule
//ˌoʊ.vɚˈruːl//
Verb
overruleInfinitive
overrulePresent tense
overruledPast tense
overruledPast participle
overrulingPresent participle
overrulesThird-person singular
1
To reject or disallow a decision, argument, or objection by exercising superior authority.
The judge overruled the lawyer's objection.
2
To prevail over or supersede something, especially a rule, law, or previous decision.
Federal law overrules state regulations in this matter.