Repealed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPEALED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPEAL, to revoke
• revoke or annul (a law or act of parliament)
NOUN:
• the action of revoking or annulling a law or act of parliament

Words related to REPEALED

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How to use REPEALED in a sentence

• Some years afterwards it was by another Act made capital, under the name of Piracy, but this has since been repealed.
• In the place of their admirably contrived system, the act proposed to be repealed has erected our great Consolidated Government.
• Nor will it be repealed so long as the ideas of the Middle Ages have more force than enlightened reason.
• We cannot forget that in a great degree through her influence the Edict of Nantes was repealed.
• But by act of legislature, passed in the spring of 1887, all laws establishing or permitting distinctions of color were repealed.
• This bill provided that the Missouri Compromise should be repealed, and that the question of slavery in these territories should be decided by the people living in them.
• Lord Buckinghamshire, the Lord-Lieutenant, wrote to England to say that the trade restrictions must be repealed, or he would not answer for the consequences.
• If we have laws in this state which bear this construction, they ought to be repealed.
• The judiciary act, which had been passed and carried into effect in the descending twilight of the late administration, had been repealed.
• Though the bill was soon repealed, the practice authorized by it was long continued.
• In due course John got over his paroxysm, and the Act was repealed.
• I am glad to hear that the Delegates of Virginia had made the vote relative to English commerce, though they afterwards repealed it.
• In 1784 a tax was levied on bricks, which was not repealed until 1850.
• Those obnoxious clauses were accordingly repealed, though not without great opposition.
• Later in the season, Governor Pownall moved, in a long speech, that the revenue acts affecting America should be forthwith repealed.
• The orders in council not being repealed on the 2nd of February, Mr.
• In the course of his speech, Sir Robert Peel said that if the malt-duty were repealed, there was no alternative but to have a property-tax to make up the deficiency.
• As there were no means of enforcing the above ordinance it was repealed by Act of Co.
• One seldom hears of a society or club that is active in getting laws repealed.
• The first law of Congress on this subject was passed in 1802, and repealed in 1803.
• If so, there is a grave constitutional doubt whether it or any part of it may not be repealed at any time by a simple statute.
• Some States which had enacted total prohibition forty years before had repealed the law.
• Measures of a financial character now having the sanction of legal enactment shall be faithfully enforced until repealed by the legislative authority.
• For the British had repealed their orders as to American ships before the news of the declaration of war reached London.
• It has been said again and again, that the five taxes were repealed on commercial principles.
• There was nothing but to go to work again, for Miss Anthony and her co-laborers were determined not to relax their efforts until the obnoxious laws against women were repealed.
• We charge the archbishop of Manila to exercise the same care in what shall be specially entrusted to him, which is not repealed or altered by these laws.
• The council of perfection is that the law should be obeyed till such time as it can be repealed or explained away.

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