Repealed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPEALED in dictionary: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Words related to REPEALED

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Words that contain REPEALED

unrepealed13

How to use REPEALED in a sentence

• Some years afterwards it was by another Act made capital, under the name of Piracy, but this has since been repealed.
• In the place of their admirably contrived system, the act proposed to be repealed has erected our great Consolidated Government.
• Nor will it be repealed so long as the ideas of the Middle Ages have more force than enlightened reason.
• We cannot forget that in a great degree through her influence the Edict of Nantes was repealed.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But by act of legislature, passed in the spring of 1887, all laws establishing or permitting distinctions of color were repealed.
• This bill provided that the Missouri Compromise should be repealed, and that the question of slavery in these territories should be decided by the people living in them.
• Lord Buckinghamshire, the Lord-Lieutenant, wrote to England to say that the trade restrictions must be repealed, or he would not answer for the consequences.
• If we have laws in this state which bear this construction, they ought to be repealed.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act, which had been passed and carried into effect in the descending twilight of the late administration, had been repealed.
• Though the bill was soon repealed, the practice authorized by it was long continued.
• In due course John got over his paroxysm, and the Act was repealed.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I am glad to hear that the Delegates of Virginia had made the vote relative to English commerce, though they afterwards repealed it.
• In 1784 a tax was levied on bricks, which was not repealed until 1850.
• Those obnoxious clauses were accordingly repealed, though not without great opposition.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in the season, Governor Pownall moved, in a long speech, that the revenue acts affecting America should be forthwith repealed.
• The orders in council not being repealed on the 2nd of February, Mr.
• In the course of his speech, Sir Robert Peel said that if the malt-duty were repealed, there was no alternative but to have a property-tax to make up the deficiency.
• As there were no means of enforcing the above ordinance it was repealed by Act of Co.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.

Similar words containing PEAL without suffix ed and without prefix re

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