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Definitions from the WebTerm: abrogatePart of Speech: Verb Sense 1: To officially repeal or abolish a law, agreement, or custom Usage: The government decided to abrogate the controversial legislation. Example sentence: The president has the power to abrogate treaties with other nations. Sense 2: To officially annul or invalidate a contract or obligation Usage: The court allowed them to abrogate the contract due to unforeseen circumstances. Example sentence: The company had to abrogate the agreement due to financial difficulties. Sense 3: To put an end to or suppress something Usage: The new regulations aim to abrogate unethical business practices. Example sentence: They're trying to abrogate public criticism by controlling the media. Sense 4: To reduce the length or shorten something, usually a text or passage Usage: The editor will abrogate unnecessary details from the manuscript. Example sentence: Please abrogate the paragraph and make it more concise. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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