abrogator (Meaning)
Wordnet
abrogator (n)
an authority or official empowered to abolish or annul or repeal
Webster
abrogator (n.)
One who repeals by authority.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abrogator
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abrogator Sentence Examples
- The abrogator, appointed by the executive branch, was tasked with reviewing and repealing obsolete regulations.
- Legal scholars debated the role of the abrogator in shaping the legal landscape.
- The committee appointed an abrogator to streamline the organization's policies and eliminate redundancies.
- The monarch historically held the title of the supreme abrogator in matters of law.
- The president appointed a constitutional abrogator to assess the relevance of certain provisions.
- The council selected an abrogator to lead the review of the city's outdated ordinances.
- The abrogator's task was to identify and eliminate statutes that were no longer in line with societal values.
- The judiciary recognized the importance of an impartial abrogator to ensure fairness in legal assessments.
- The international treaty included provisions for an abrogator to oversee disputes and revisions.
- The assembly appointed an abrogator to oversee the modification of the organization's charter.
FAQs About the word abrogator
an authority or official empowered to abolish or annul or repealOne who repeals by authority.
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No antonyms found.
The abrogator, appointed by the executive branch, was tasked with reviewing and repealing obsolete regulations.
Legal scholars debated the role of the abrogator in shaping the legal landscape.
The committee appointed an abrogator to streamline the organization's policies and eliminate redundancies.
The monarch historically held the title of the supreme abrogator in matters of law.
