Abrogation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABROGATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of abrogating, formally annulling
• the repeal or abolition of a law, right, or agreement.
• The act of abrogating; repeal by authority.
• the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to abolish by authoritative action; annul

Words related to ABROGATION

abrogate11

Words that contain ABROGATION

abrogations14

How to use ABROGATION in a sentence

• He was compelled to demand from the Pope the abrogation of their charter.
• This virtually nullified the extension of privilege, and actually confirmed the disabilities of which it was a pretended abrogation.
• It was said that the Declaration of Independence, the enthusiasm for liberty, and the world-wide boast of equal rights, must work a universal consent to the abrogation of slavery.
• It aims at nothing less than the abrogation of all recognized laws, the total destruction of all that has hitherto passed for art.
• He claimed that the Ministry of Transport had already saved a cool million by securing the abrogation of an extravagant contract entered into by Mr.
• The symbolic term “smoke” denotes grave dissensions, the abrogation and demolition of recognized standards, and the utter destruction of their narrow-minded exponents.
• Austria must consent to abrogation of treaties of 1839 establishing Belgian neutrality.
• Germany accepts the abrogation of the concessions of Hankow and Tientsin, China agreeing to open them to international use.
• Alliances of princes, nobles, and citizens were made against the Westphalian courts, and their power finally ceased, without any formal decree of abrogation.
• The loss to creditors by the wholesale abrogation of numerous preexisting contracts, and by the partial depreciation of the coin, is a fact not to be disguised.
• This would have been equivalent to an abrogation of the law, and accordingly the three Commissioners offered the most vehement opposition to his proposal.
• He thought that the temporary abrogation of a popular form of government was by no means desirable.
• In 1854 he seemed to be losing interest in politics when the news of the abrogation of the Missouri Compromise aroused him.
• Nevertheless its repeal or abrogation is a thing to be insisted on, and pursued, till it shall be accomplished.
• What strange thing is he saying now? The abrogation of the law! Saddoc whispered to Manahem.
• We came from Caesarea to Jericho to preach the abrogation of the law.
• In public meetings which were held throughout the country this joint occupation convention was explained and discussed, and its abrogation was demanded.
• Jesus sweeps it away entirely, and goes much further than even its abrogation.
• They well know that the abrogation of the Missouri compromise is the incident and not the principle of the bill.

Similar words containing ABROGA without suffix tion

abrogate11 abrogable14 abrogated13 abrogates12 abrogator12 abrogating14 abrogative16 abrogators13 abrogations14 unabrogated15

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