abolition
/əbɒlɪʃən/; /ˌæbəˈlɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act or process of abolishing something, such as a law, institution, or practice.
“The government implemented the abolition of slavery throughout the country.”
2. noun
The state of being abolished.
“The abolition of the tax led to increased economic growth.”
3. noun
A person who advocates for the abolition of something.
“The abolitionist group has been protesting outside the government building for weeks.”
4. noun
A period of time when something is abolished.
“The abolition of the old regime lasted for several years.”
5. verb
To abolish or do away with something.
“The new law will abolish the old tax system.”
6. verb
To make something ineffective or useless.
“The company’s new policy will abolish the outdated business practices.”