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Meanings of
repeal
in English
Portuguese
anulação
Catalan
cancel·lació
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The act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation.
annulment
abrogation
Portuguese
anulação
Portuguese
rescindir
Catalan
anul·lar
Spanish
rescindir
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Cancel officially.
lift
reverse
overturn
revoke
vacate
rescind
annul
countermand
Portuguese
rescindir
Synonyms
Examples for "
lift
"
lift
reverse
overturn
revoke
vacate
Examples for "
lift
"
1
However, positive results from Commerzbank gave a
lift
to banks across Europe.
2
People in Peruvian markets say the government needs to help
lift
demand.
3
Analysts said that strong capital position could help to
lift
future dividends.
4
As soon as the
lift
doors open, he knows there's a problem.
5
Analysts said activity by state-linked funds was helping to
lift
the market.
1
Europe without a way forward may
reverse
an overly merry first quarter.
2
It also use
reverse
repurchase agreements collateralized by highly-rated EU government debt.
3
But the skyrocketing number of cases have prompted him to
reverse
course.
4
However a rejection of the treaty would likely
reverse
that progress rapidly.
5
Woodward's body had simply given out, and nothing could
reverse
the process.
1
Such a course of action would
overturn
the natural order of society.
2
In Syria great truths
overturn
history; they are products of the impossible.
3
Primerica recently filed a court case to try to
overturn
the ruling.
4
He said it would be an outstanding result to
overturn
Mr Goff.
5
Prepared to
overturn
the people's decision without going back to the people.
1
The Government can
revoke
the immigration status of people convicted of crimes.
2
It would
revoke
Kashmir's special status and divide the state in two.
3
Broderick scheduled an Aug. 7 hearing to decide whether to
revoke
bail.
4
He also lately vowed to
revoke
a 2013 law allowing same-sex marriage.
5
I call a
revoke
,
Dal; you trumped spades on the second round.
1
The traditional leader has given parliament until Friday to
vacate
the premises.
2
He must
vacate
the post of defence minister in order to run.
3
He must
vacate
the post of defense minister in order to run.
4
Refusing to
vacate
the space, water canons and stun grenades were deployed.
5
He is due to
vacate
his position at the end of June.
1
He urged the new Government to
rescind
legislation that bans nuclear power.
2
Many Muslims were enraged, leading the state government to
rescind
its decision.
3
It might even have the legal right to
rescind
already granted waivers.
4
Meanwhile the US has decided to
rescind
Hong Kong's special trading privileges.
5
Investors can
rescind
redemption notices if they have a change of heart.
1
The priest threatened to destroy the paper and to
annul
the ceremony.
2
Not even the recantation of the offender could
annul
these appalling sentences.
3
Getting rid of the receiver doesn't
annul
the decree of the court.
4
Moreover, the unequivocal threat to
annul
the marriage filled him with alarm.
5
Fourth, thou shalt destroy and
annul
the memory of Pope Boniface VIII.
1
The captain started to
countermand
the order, then shrugged and remained silent.
2
And I'll
countermand
the room I ordered by telegram at the Imperial.
3
Then, my dear, you must forgive me if I
countermand
the purchase.
4
Mr. Brewster can't
countermand
your orders unless he sees you in person.
5
We could convince her that Tante Rose can
countermand
the black magic.
Usage of
repeal
in English
1
However, he said he hoped the government would
repeal
the Anardarko Amendment.
2
Congressional approval will be needed to
repeal
and change the health law.
3
In March, Browne's government announced its intention to
repeal
the law entirely.
4
A
repeal
would require a popular vote in favour of the change.
5
Last week, House Republicans voted for the 40th time to
repeal
Obamacare.
6
Mr Little expected to
repeal
the law mid to late next year.
7
Ireland has voted to
repeal
the Eighth Amendment of the Irish Constitution.
8
The three-part proposal would
repeal
the law known as House Bill 2.
9
The
repeal
of provisions protecting existing establishments from market entry by others.
10
On Thursday, 22 state attorneys general filed sued to block the
repeal
.
11
The House bill was a simple
repeal
in the fewest possible words.
12
Technically, the vote was merely to
repeal
a clause in the constitution.
13
This is why we're proposing to
repeal
this law in the budget.
14
Trump has urged the Republican-controlled Congress to
repeal
the law right away.
15
They urged President Barack Obama to act immediately to
repeal
the rule.
16
The interval was successfully employed in obtaining a
repeal
of the resolution.
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repeal
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
repeal the law
full repeal
immediate repeal
unconditional repeal
support repeal
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Translations for
repeal
Portuguese
anulação
ab-rogação
rescindir
cancelar
cassar
revogar
anular
Catalan
cancel·lació
invalidació
abrogació
anul·lar
revocar
Spanish
rescindir
invalidar
invertir
revocar
dar una contraorden
anular
Repeal
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Repeal
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Ireland
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