repeal

1. Repeal
   To recall, as a deed, will, law, or statute; to revoke; to rescind or abrogate by authority, as by act of the legislature; as, to repeal a law.
2. Repeal
   To suppress; to repel. "Whence Adam soon repealed The doubts that in his heart arose."

1. repeal
   To call back; recall, as from banishment, exile, or disgrace.
2. repeal
   To give up; dismiss.
3. repeal
   To revoke; abrogate, as a law or statute: it usually implies a recalling of the act by the power that made or enacted it.
4. repeal
   Synonyms Annul, Rescind, etc. See abolish, and list under abrogate.
5. (n) repeal
   Recall, as from exile.
6. (n) repeal
   The act of repealing; revocation; abrogation: as, the repeal of a statute.
7. (n) repeal
   Synonyms See abolish.

1. (v.t) Repeal
   rē-pēl′ to revoke by authority, as a law: to abrogate: to recall: to dismiss
2. (n) Repeal
   a revoking or annulling

overturn rescind vacate annulment

cancel cancellation strike down

derogation go back on recall renege renege on renegue on revocation vacation

abrogate revocation

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