Abolished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABOLISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ABOLISH, to put an end to
• formally put an end to (a system, practice, or institution)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to do away with

Words related to ABOLISHED

abolish12 abolishes14 abolishing16

Words that contain ABOLISHED

unabolished17

How to use ABOLISHED in a sentence

• It had been pretty generally thought that the African Slave Trade ought to be abolished.
• Gascoyne, had said that his constituents, if the trade were abolished, could not employ their capitals elsewhere.
• He was ready to admit, that the Africans at home were made miserable by the Slave Trade, and that, if it were universally abolished, great benefit would arise to them.
• True, in other respects slavery is abolished in the British West Indies.
• When these States declared their independence, they wrote into their Constitutions that all men should be free, that human slavery should be abolished forever from their soil.
• The penal code, to be sure, is now abolished, but so are not many of its political effects among the people.
• We have abolished the law to wage holy war against each other.
• The multiplication of orders of friars became an abuse, so that, at the Council of Lyons of 1245, Innocent IV abolished all save four.
• The barbarous custom of sacrificing human victims was long in force in Egypt, and prevailed down to the reign of Amasis, by whom it was abolished.
• The time was ripe for the great movement that abolished slavery.
• Whenever there was a Big Session, all Bridles were removed and the Speed Limit abolished.
• Now that is all abolished, she needs help from the North.
• This powerful ruler abolished the constitutional rights of the provinces, and introduced the Inquisition in order to stamp out Protestantism.
• I told them that all cruel modes of punishment had been abolished.
• We had a debate the other Saturday night on, Should the hereditary principle be abolished? TRANTO.
• Their national costume was abolished, as we all know, by English law, after the plaid had liberally displayed itself, six miles south of Derby, in 1745.
• It seems to us that the letter of Tansar was composed at a period when the memory of the system of Ardeshir was still living although it had already been abolished.
• He was ready to admit, that the Africans at home were made miserable by the Slave-trade, and that, if it were universally abolished, great benefit would arise to them.
• Let me say, by way of self-denying ordinance, for which you will, I am sure, give me credit, that I believe that comparative anatomy ought to be absolutely abolished.
• There was formerly an extensive traffic in slaves carried on between these islands and the coast of Africa, which I was informed is not yet wholly abolished.
• The community of goods which for a short time had been adopted in the primitive church was gradually abolished, and a system of voluntary gifts was substituted.
• May domestic slavery be abolished throughout the world.
• Baptism might have been interpreted as a symbol for the purged and abolished will, and Communion as a symbol for the escape from personality.
• She abolished, indignantly the custom, which had existed for ages, of attempting to extort confession of crime by torture.

Similar words containing ABOLISH without suffix ed

abolish12 abolisher14 abolishes14 abolishers15 abolishing16 abolishable18 abolishment18 unabolished17 abolishments19

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