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repealed

Pronunciation: [rɪˈpiːld]

Word

Learn how to use repealed in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “law”

(verb) to officially cancel a law or rule. When a law is repealed, it means that it is no longer in effect, and people do not have to follow it anymore.

Example

The government repealed the old law, making it easier for families to stay together.

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They did not repeal the controversial law, so it remains in effect.

Example

Which laws were repealed last year?

Context: “rules”

(verb) to take back or remove a rule or guideline. When a rule is repealed, people don't need to follow it anymore.

Example

The school repealed the dress code, allowing students to wear what they like.

Example

The committee decided not to repeal the safety rules at the playground.

Example

Are there any new rules being repealed this semester?

How to pronounce repealed

Pronunciation: [rɪˈpiːld]

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