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repealed

/rɪˈpiːld/

/rɪˈpild/

repealedpast participle

/rɪˈpiːld/

/rɪˈpild/

Translations

abrogéSe dit surtout d’une loi, d’un texte ou d’une disposition qui n’est plus en vigueur.

The repealed law no longer affects the citizens of the country.

La loi abrogée ne s’applique plus aux citoyens du pays.

Additional translations

révoquéPlus général; employé pour une décision, une autorisation ou un acte officiellement retiré.

Definitions

No longer in effect; annulled or revoked.

The repealed law no longer affects the citizens of the country.

Synonyms

repealverb

repealed

Past Simple

repealed

Past Simple

repealed

Past Participle

repealing

ing-form

/rɪˈpiːl/

/rɪˈpil/

Transitive verb meaning to revoke or annul a law or regulation.

Translations

abrogerDroit ; s’emploie pour une loi, un texte ou un règlement.

Parliament agreed to repeal the outdated tax law.

Le Parlement a accepté d’abroger l’ancienne loi fiscale.

Additional translations

révoquerEmploi juridique possible, mais moins précis qu’« abroger » pour une loi.

Definitions

To revoke or annul (a law, statute, or regulation).

Parliament agreed to repeal the outdated tax law.

Synonyms

repealnoun

Definitions

The act or process of officially revoking or annulling a law, regulation, or legislative measure.

The repeal of the outdated law was celebrated by many citizens.

A specific statute or decision that revokes previous legislation.

The healthcare repeal was challenged in court.

repealadjective

Definitions

Relating to, calling for, or involved in the repeal of legislation.

The senator launched a repeal campaign against the controversial policy.