repealed Definition
- 1to officially end or stop a law, rule, or regulation
- 2to revoke or rescind a decision, action, or order
Using repealed: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "repealed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The government repealed the controversial law.
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The company's decision to close the factory was repealed after protests from the workers.
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The court repealed the previous ruling and ordered a retrial.
repealed Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: repealed in Brief
The verb 'repealed' [rɪˈpiːld] means to officially end or revoke a law, rule, or regulation. It can also refer to rescinding a decision, action, or order. Examples include 'The government repealed the controversial law' and 'The court repealed the previous ruling and ordered a retrial.' Synonyms include 'abolish,' 'nullify,' and 'rescind.'
