abrogation

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It's not an abrogation of a code that everyone knows.

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the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation

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noun

the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation

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Core meanings and parts of speech for abrogation.

noun

the act of abrogating; an official or legal cancellation

Example sentences

It's not an abrogation of a code that everyone knows.

The government never offered to sell gold to individuals after the gold clause abrogation.

Does it justify abrogation of our cherished liberty and privacy?

And I think the idea that guns are too dangerous for peaceful individuals to own is part and parcel of that abrogation of responsibility.

In the broadest sense, net neutrality's an abrogation of companies' rights to set terms for their products and allow consumers to agree or disagree.

So is the argument that regulation is good because it's hard to cope with the regulators?I just don't buy into the abrogation of common sense argument for regulation.

Freedom can exist at many different levels, some of which are mutually exclusive; sometimes abrogations of lower-order freedoms are required to create higher-order freedoms.

"Individual personal efforts of avoiding patents will be completely inconsequential," is the worst sort of abrogation of personal responsibility.

So establishing a false identity with fraudulent intent is not a crime?With the amount of deception I saw from the article, I would allege at least rape and willful abrogation of parental responsibility, and name the Metro police as co-conspirators.