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Meanings of abolish in inglês

português
suprimir
catalão
abolir
espanhol
eliminar

Do away with.

suprimir

To cancel or eliminate officially.

To annul or rescend.

Synonyms
Examples for "abrogate"
Examples for "abrogate"
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In that he saith a new testament, he hath abrogate the old.
The first New Testament printed in English
2
Still I refused to abrogate my right to conduct an independent business.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
3
Background: Type 2 diabetes is known to abrogate the vascular response.
Pubmed
4
Conclusions: Insulin-sensitizing treatment is sufficient to abrogate type 2 diabetes-mediated mammary tumor progression.
Pubmed
5
However, it is unlikely that these approaches will abrogate long-standing disease.
Pubmed
Usage of abolish in inglês
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The government said it had no plans to abolish the current system.
BBC
2
An effort to abolish the law legislatively last year failed, he said.
Reuters
3
However, minute amounts of soluble aggregated species abolish SNARE-dependent bilayer merger completely.
Pubmed
4
Northern Ireland and Scotland have already taken steps to abolish prescription charges.
The Guardian
5
Anything else: Councils will be given the freedom to abolish the right-to-buy.
The Guardian
6
Fine Gael went so far as to promise to abolish 145 quangos.
The Irish Times
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A lot of people are saying, 'Why don't we abolish the Fed?'
Tears of a clown: glenn beck and the tea bagging of america
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For example, she did not join attempts to abolish the death penalty.
News.com.au
9
Petitions were frequently made in the churches to abolish the century-used book.
Sabbath in Puritan New England
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An international coalition has launched a campaign to abolish blasphemy laws worldwide.
The Irish Times
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In 1985 PPTA members overwhelmingly voted to abolish corporal punishment in schools.
Radio NZ
12
Co.'s decision to abolish exchanges & replacing them with their equivalent numbers.
The new yorker
13
It also prompted a globally-trending social media campaign to abolish the squad.
Reuters
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Photo: 123rf Tonga's government has been urged to abolish the death penalty.
Radio NZ
15
The Romantics in their return to nature had necessarily to abolish it.
English Literature: Modern
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The Government's aim was to abolish 100 such agencies during its tenure.
The Irish Times
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catalão
abolir
Abolish through the time
Abolish across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common
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