abolisher (Meaning)

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abolisher (n.)

One who abolishes.

The reformist leader was recognized as the abolisher of discriminatory laws that had long oppressed marginalized communities.
The activist became a prominent abolisher, tirelessly campaigning against unjust practices within the legal system.
As an abolisher of outdated traditions, Emma championed progressive changes in her community.
The committee appointed a dedicated abolisher to spearhead the efforts to eliminate corruption within the organization.
In the history books, Abraham Lincoln is celebrated as the abolisher of slavery in the United States.
The fearless abolisher faced opposition from conservative factions as they sought to dismantle oppressive structures.
The organization hired a legal expert as its abolisher to challenge and eliminate discriminatory policies.
The political leader gained popularity as the abolisher of restrictive immigration laws, promoting inclusivity.
The international community hailed Nelson Mandela as a symbol of peace and an abolisher of apartheid in South Africa.
The progressive party elected a passionate abolisher to lead their movement for social justice and equality.

One who abolishes.

overturn,repeal, cancel,avoid, set aside, annul, negate, roll back, withdraw, abate

enact, establish, lay down, found, found, lay down, establish, legislate, institute,enact

The reformist leader was recognized as the abolisher of discriminatory laws that had long oppressed marginalized communities.

The activist became a prominent abolisher, tirelessly campaigning against unjust practices within the legal system.

As an abolisher of outdated traditions, Emma championed progressive changes in her community.

The committee appointed a dedicated abolisher to spearhead the efforts to eliminate corruption within the organization.