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6 sentences with 'repealed'

Example sentences and phrases with the word repealed and other words derived from it.

Brief definition: repealed

Officially canceled or ended, especially a law or rule.


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As it turned out, the Boston Massacre occurred after Parliament partially repealed the Townshend Acts.
A decade later, the hated Corn Laws were finally repealed after a protracted political struggle (1846).
Eventually the Greeks banished Dracon, repealed "his" laws, cancelled all debts, emancipated debt slaves and created a new, less severe civil code.
Even when overtly racist laws were repealed elsewhere - notably in the United States as a result of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s - apartheid remained resolutely intact.
Butler's campaign went through years of failure and scorn before finally succeeding: the Contagious Diseases Act was repealed and the age of consent for girls was raised from twelve to sixteen.
In the Declaration and Resolutions, adopted on 14 October, the colonists demanded the repeal of all repressive laws passed since 1773 and agreed to a covenant of non-importation, non-exportation and non-consumption against all British goods until the laws were repealed.

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