nolition

/nɒˈlɪʃən, -ˈlɪʃən/

Definitions

1. noun

The act of destroying or abolishing something.

“The government’s decision to abolish the law was a form of nolition, which affected many citizens.”

2. noun

A formal act of nullifying or abolishing a law, decree, or other official act.

“The king’s nolition of the previous edict led to widespread confusion and protests.”

Synonyms

  • abolition
  • annulment
  • repeal

Antonyms

  • enactment
  • institution