Abolishing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABOLISHING 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 ABOLISHING

abolish12 abolished15 abolishes14

How to use ABOLISHING in a sentence

• Socinus thought that this principle could be realized without abolishing the State Church.
• He would only now observe, that his conviction of the indispensable necessity of immediately abolishing this trade remained as strong as ever.
• A bill was also passed in the Chamber of Deputies abolishing hereditary peerage, though opposed by Guizot, Thiers, and Berryer.
• He thought of abolishing Homer, and order the works of Livy and Virgil to be removed from all libraries, because he could not bear that they should be praised.
• Buchanan would stay the yellow fever by abolishing the quarantine hospital and planting a good virulent case or two in every village in the land.
• Yet there is no law on record abolishing human sacrifices.
• In July, 1787, the old Congress passed the celebrated ordinance, abolishing slavery in the northwestern territory, and declaring that it should never thereafter exist there.
• Congress, by abolishing slavery in the District, would do no such thing.
• The free colored people, who at first welcomed the commissioners, unexpectedly turned against them because of a decree of August 29, 1793, abolishing slavery.
• During the debate on the subject an extreme view had been presented, to the effect that Congress had no constitutional warrant for abolishing slavery in the territories.
• It was to obviate this question that I earnestly favored the movement for an amendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, which passed the Senate and failed in the House.
• At the first session of our legislature after the Declaration of Independence, we passed a law abolishing entails.
• There was but one way to bring good out of this evil, and at length the best men of the city determined upon abolishing the old system entirely.
• But those who were willing to retain bishops, insisted on reducing their authority to a low ebb, as well as on abolishing the ceremonies of worship and vestments of the clergy.
• THE ACT ABOLISHING SLAVERY IN THE WEST INDIES CARRIED INTO EFFECT.
• Dawes, was Chairman, reported a provision for abolishing this Bureau.
• If to-day I thought that I had none but personal grounds for having lent a hand in the holy work of abolishing Privilege, I think I should cut my throat.
• Always there are certain men who believe that all reform in criminal procedure must come by abolishing juries and submitting every question to a court.
• The Congress of the United States passed a law in 1824, abolishing arrest and imprisonment for debt.
• Thus at the very time that the Northern states were abolishing slavery, an industry that had slumbered became supreme, and the fate of hundreds of thousands of Negroes was sealed.
• The race waited for the coming of the new mother who should be the instrument in the abolishing of the evil of which the first mother was the instrument.
• Unlike his predecessors, however, he preserved the stimulating charm while abolishing the abruptness of sheer contrast.
• In 1901 came the great New York statute abolishing the common-law marriage, which we have discussed above.
• Illinois follows New York in abolishing the common-law marriage, and raises the age to eighteen in a woman and twenty-one in a man.
• He trusted we should not think ourselves too liberal, if, by abolishing the Slave-trade, we gave them the same common chance of civilization with other parts of the world.
• Respecting what he says of abolishing the Audiencia, suitable measures have been taken, and for the present nothing will be done in regard to it.
• It remained only to complete the compromise programme piece-meal, by abolishing the slave trade in the District of Columbia and by providing a more stringent fugitive slave law.

Similar words containing ABOLISH without suffix ing

abolish12 abolished15 abolisher14 abolishes14 abolishers15 abolishable18 abolishment18 unabolished17 abolishments19

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