abrogate

abrogate

• 读音： /ˈæb.rə.ɡeɪt/
• 词性： v (动词)
• 词意： 废除；取消；撤销

例句

1. The new government moved to abrogate the controversial law passed by the previous administration.
2. International treaties cannot be unilaterally abrogated without consequences.
3. The Supreme Court ruled to abrogate the regulation as unconstitutional.
4. The king decided to abrogate the outdated feudal privileges in 1848.
5. Failure to comply with the terms may abrogate the contract entirely.