REPEAL

REPEAL


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Word: repeal
Phonetic: /ɹəˈpiːl/
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An act or instance of repealing.
To cancel, invalidate, annul. Example: to repeal a law
To recall; to summon (a person) again; to bring (a person) back from exile or banishment.
To suppress; to repel.


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1932 Democratic campaign plank
21st Amendment
Abrogate
Abrogate legally
Abrogation
Annul an amendment
Annul legally
Annul officially
Annul
Anti-Prohibitionists cause
Bootleggers nemesis
Cancel
Cause during Prohibition
Countermand
Declare null and void
Formally withdraw
Invalidate
Lift
Nullify
Official withdrawal
Officially annul
Overturn
Prohibition ender
Rescind
Revoke
Statute removal
Strike down
Subject of a 1933 Amendment
Take back
Take off the books
The 21st Amendment
Undo
Withdraw formally
Subject of Twenty-first Amendment.
The undoing of the Volstead Act.
Popular name for 21st Amendment.
End of the noble experiment.
Swan song for bootleggers.
Event of Dec. 5, 1933.
Historic event of 1933.
1933 event.
1933 headline.
Finale of the Volstead Act.
Amendment XXI
Article XXI of the Constitution
Withdraw
Invalidate a law
Undo-
The 21st Amendment, e.g.
Anti-Prohibitionist's cause
Nullify, as a law
Undoing of legislation
Undo, as a law
Undo, legislatively
Annul a law
Revoke — annul
Cancel officially
Annul an act of parliament
Cancel article in disgust
Effect cancellation concerned with bellringing
Take off statute book and ring again
Once again, ring to cancel
Cancel law about bell ringing
Recall a peer newly created by the sovereign
Withdraw article in revolt
Withdraw treatment for a leper
Opposite of pass
Invalidate, as a law
Revoke authentic record holder
Remove from the books
Withdraw, as a law
Void, in a way
Vast crowd
Merited
Citrus fruit
Worshipped image
Parasite contaminated mop water
Set aside article carried by upset outcast
Withdrawal agreements beginning to sicken banks
Void a law
What the 21st Amendment achieved
Officially cancel




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