abolishes Antonyms
Meaning of abolishes
abolishes
to end the observance or effect of (something, such as a law), to do away with completely, to end the observance or effect of
abolishes Sentence Examples
- The new policy abolishes mandatory overtime, ensuring a healthier work-life balance for employees.
- The government's latest legislation abolishes capital punishment, replacing it with life imprisonment without parole.
- The treaty abolishes nuclear testing, paving the way for a more peaceful world.
- The reform abolishes the outdated and discriminatory practice of marriage inequality.
- The constitutional amendment abolishes slavery, guaranteeing freedom and equality for all citizens.
- The groundbreaking medical discovery abolishes the need for invasive surgeries, offering new hope to patients.
- The peace accord abolishes all forms of armed conflict, bringing an end to decades of war.
- The environmental movement abolishes single-use plastics, protecting oceans and wildlife.
- The economic crisis abolishes financial stability, leading to widespread poverty and unemployment.
- The betrayal abolishes trust, destroying a once-unbreakable bond.
FAQs About the word abolishes
to end the observance or effect of (something, such as a law), to do away with completely, to end the observance or effect of
overturns, avoids,repeals, cancels, revokes, rejects, eliminates, rolls back, voids, suspends
founds,establishes, enacts, institutes, lays down,legislates, allows, approves, permits, clears
The new policy abolishes mandatory overtime, ensuring a healthier work-life balance for employees.
The government's latest legislation abolishes capital punishment, replacing it with life imprisonment without parole.
The treaty abolishes nuclear testing, paving the way for a more peaceful world.
The reform abolishes the outdated and discriminatory practice of marriage inequality.
