repealment (Meaning)
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repealment (n.)
Recall, as from banishment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of repealment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
repealment Sentence Examples
- The repealment of the controversial law sparked widespread protests.
- The repealment movement gained significant traction, leading to the law's eventual abrogation.
- The government faced intense pressure to consider the repealment of the unpopular legislation.
- The repealment bill was met with strong resistance from those who had benefited from the law.
- The repealment effort was marred by political posturing and partisan divisions.
- The repealment of the law had a profound impact on the lives of many citizens.
- The repealment process was complex and time-consuming, requiring careful legal scrutiny.
- The repealment of the law sparked a national debate on its merits and consequences.
- The repealment of the legislation divided the country into opposing camps.
- The repealment of the law was seen as a victory for those who had long campaigned against it.
FAQs About the word repealment
Recall, as from banishment.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The repealment of the controversial law sparked widespread protests.
The repealment movement gained significant traction, leading to the law's eventual abrogation.
The government faced intense pressure to consider the repealment of the unpopular legislation.
The repealment bill was met with strong resistance from those who had benefited from the law.
