Abrogate (verb)
ab-ro-gayt
to put aside; put an end to.
First used in English between 1520–30. From the Latin abrogātus, “repealed”.
Example sentences
“The problem was his behaviour led them to believe he’d abrogate his responsibilities.”
ab-ro-gayt
to put aside; put an end to.
First used in English between 1520–30. From the Latin abrogātus, “repealed”.
“The problem was his behaviour led them to believe he’d abrogate his responsibilities.”