Synonyms for abolished
abol·ished

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1. List of paraphrases for "abolished":

   deleted, repealed, eliminated, removed, lifted, cancelled, suppressed, canceled, scrapped, discontinued, dissolved, revoked, dismantled, abrogated

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1. Chief Executive Magnus Hall:

   From our perspective it's clear that if we don't get tax (on nuclear power) abolished, we cannot take a position on investing in the safety upgrades that we need to make to have our nuclear plants run past 2020, we need to have a clear position from the government.

2. Joey Hensley:

   I think it'll probably pass, i didn't vote for it because I thought it was unnecessary for us to spend the time and the effort to change that because we already abolished slavery years ago.

3. Arndrea Waters King:

   We believe the filibuster has to be abolished, this relic has to go. It is really unfortunate that we have to have this discussion this time. ... This should have already been done.

4. Jonathan Fahey:

   It's kind of interesting how he's trying to walk this back now because he's running for election, trying to center himself to the middle, he was associated with groups, liked tweets and other stuff to show that he wanted ICE abolished and it's really just anti-ICE. He and others have been on this crusade to just take down ICE, demonize ICE agents in every single respect by calling them racists, delegitimizing what they're doing, and treating them like they're doing something heavy-handed, unlawful, when they're simply just doing their job, trying to keep our communities safe and our country safe. … It really is disgraceful.

5. Tim Flannery:

   We, as the Climate Commission, were abolished by the federal government with their very first act in coming to power. And the reason that was given to the Australian public and to ourselves was that they lacked the funding, now, 18 months later or so, magically the funding's been found to bring someone from Denmark to Australia to set up a center. The Australian public are owed an explanation.