abrogation

n.

取消，废除；

1. These extreme acts frightened other colonists, who feared lest they point towards abolition of their own assemblies and the abrogation of fundamental rights as Englishmen.
   这些极端的法案教殖民地其它的人惊吓，他们害怕这些法案会指向废除他们自己的议会及取消他们基本的英国公民权。
2. The group did not react at once to Colombo's unilateral abrogation.
   该组织没有立刻对科伦坡单方面废除协议做出回应。
3. Ours is a generation that has witnessed the abrogation of the parent-child covenant.
   我这一代正是废除亲子盟约必要性的见证。

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