Abrogate means to officially cancel or revoke a law, agreement, or policy through formal authority, as demonstrated by the example: 'the government decided to abrogate the outdated policy.'
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Abrogate |Vocabulary builder series 20 #english #communication #spokenenglish #advancedenglishAjouté :
Word of the day, abrogate, meaning to officially cancel a law or agreement.
Example, [music] the government decided to abrogate the outdated policy.
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