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Abolish

verb

Abolish means to officially end or get rid of something.

7 letters 3 syllables

What does Abolish mean?

Abolish means to officially end or get rid of something.

Dictionary definition

To officially end or get rid of a rule, system, law, or practice.

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Abolish in a sentence

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The school voted to abolish the old rule.

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The law was changed to abolish an unfair practice.

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Reformers worked for many years to abolish harmful systems.

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Abolish

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Synonyms

Words like Abolish

endUse when something is stopped completely.
eliminateUse when removing something fully.
Antonyms

Opposite words

createUse when making something new.
establishUse when officially starting a rule, system, or organization.
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Word family

Abolish word family

Base word

abolish

verb

abolished

Officially ended or removed in the past.

noun

abolition

The act of officially ending or removing something.

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