Repealed Meaning in English
word · lemma: repeal
ɹiˈpiɫd/, /ɹɪˈpiɫd
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ɹɪpˈiːld
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Definición
Canceled or officially ended a law, rule, or agreement so that it is no longer in effect.
Uso & Matices
Used in legal and formal contexts; commonly talks about laws or regulations. Only used for something that has been officially canceled by an authority, not for casual or temporary changes. Synonyms: 'revoked', but 'repealed' is mostly for laws.
Spanish: derogado - revocadoPortuguese (BR): revogado - anuladoPortuguese (PT): revogado - anuladoChinese (Simplified): 废除 - 撤销Chinese (Traditional): 廢除 - 撤銷Hindi: रद्द किया गयाArabic: أُلْغيَ - أُبطلBengali: বাতিল করা হয়েছে - রদ করা হয়েছেRussian: отменён - аннулированJapanese: 廃止された - 撤廃されたVietnamese: bị bãi bỏ - bị hủy bỏKorean: 폐지되었다 - 철회되었다Turkish: yürürlükten kaldırıldı - iptal edildiUrdu: منسوخ کر دیا گیا - کالعدم قرار دیا گیاIndonesian: dicabut - dibatalkan
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The old law was repealed last year.
basic
That rule was repealed by the government.
basic
The tax was repealed after many complaints.
basic
Once the law was repealed, businesses changed their practices quickly.
natural
Many activists celebrated when the ban was finally repealed.
natural
This outdated policy was quietly repealed without public attention.
natural