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      abolish
      verb
      To end a law, system, institution, custom or practice.
      (archaic) To put an end to or destroy, as a physical object; to wipe out.
      Roots
      aboleool- · Latin · destroy, abolish
      Synonyms for abolish
      abrogatevrepealnannulvrescindveliminatevnullifyvrevokevdisannuleradicatevinvalidatevobliteratevcancelvextirpatevdisallowv
      Words related to abolish
      abolishmentnabolitionnirrepealableadjrepealableadjabrogatornunrepealedrevokervrescissoryadjabrogationnbanishvdeposaldisestablishvdisbandvproscribevreimposevridvcurtailvremovevreinstatevlegislatevderegulatevenactvbannamendvdismantlevobliterativeadj

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