repeal

/riːˈpiːl/

Definitions

1. verb

to cancel or revoke a law, agreement, or decision, especially after it has been made or passed.

“The government decided to repeal the tax law in order to stimulate the economy.”

2. noun

the act of canceling or revoking a law, agreement, or decision.

“The repeal of the law led to a significant change in the country’s policies.”

3. noun

the act of doing something again, especially after a period of time.

“The company decided to repeal its old marketing strategy in favor of a new one.”

Synonyms

  • abolish
  • cancel
  • nullify

Antonyms

  • enact
  • pass