Abrogated

/əˈbrɒɡeɪtɪd/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Having been officially annulled, repealed, or abolished, especially a law or legal agreement.
    The abrogated treaty no longer holds any legal effect.

Forms

  • abrogate
  • abrogates
  • abrogating

Commentary

The term is typically used to describe laws or treaties that have been formally repealed or annulled; the past participle 'abrogated' indicates the action has been completed.

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