completely abolish

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

to completely and finally end a law, system, or institution

abolishADVERB + abolish

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Examples (10)

  • The new law aims to completely abolish child labor in the country.
  • Many activists are campaigning to completely abolish the death penalty.
  • The government's goal is to completely abolish the unpopular inheritance tax within five years.
  • Following the revolution, the new leaders decided to completely abolish the monarchy.
  • Some educators believe we should completely abolish standardized testing in schools.
  • The trade agreement was designed to completely abolish tariffs between the member nations.
  • The system of apartheid was completely abolished in the early 1990s.
  • Is it truly possible to completely abolish poverty on a global scale?
  • Their primary objective was to completely abolish slavery and ensure freedom for all.
  • After much debate, the committee voted to completely abolish the outdated regulations.