Word: Abrogate
Meaning: To officially revoke or repeal a law, rule, or agreement.
Let me share some Examples of using Abrogate in sentences.
| Past Tense | Present Tense | Future Tense |
|---|---|---|
| The school decided to “abrogate” the outdated rule. | The school decides to “abrogate” the outdated rule. | The school will decide to “abrogate” the outdated rule. |
| The school’s leaders voted to “abrogate” the previous agreement. | The school’s leaders vote to “abrogate” the previous agreement. | The school’s leaders will vote to “abrogate” the previous agreement. |
| The new school administration promised to “abrogate” certain school agreements. | The new school administration promises to “abrogate” certain school agreements. | The new school administration will promise to “abrogate” certain school agreements. |
| The principal had the power to “abrogate” certain school orders. | The principal has the power to “abrogate” certain school orders. | The principal will have the power to “abrogate” certain school orders. |
| The school ruled that the contract was “abrogated” due to breaking the terms. | The school rules that the contract is “abrogated” due to breaking the terms. | The school will rule that the contract is “abrogated” due to breaking the terms. |
| The school treaty was “abrogated” after student negotiations broke down. | The school treaty is “abrogated” after student negotiations break down. | The school treaty will be “abrogated” after student negotiations break down. |
| The school’s decision to “abrogate” the student benefits caused discontent. | The school’s decision causes discontent as it “abrogates” the student benefits. | The school’s decision will cause discontent as it “abrogates” the student benefits. |
| The school rule was “abrogated” to make way for fairer guidelines. | The school rule is “abrogated” to make way for fairer guidelines. | The school rule will be “abrogated” to make way for fairer guidelines. |
| The student council’s proposal aimed to “abrogate” certain student policies. | The student council’s proposal aims to “abrogate” certain student policies. | The student council’s proposal will aim to “abrogate” certain student policies. |
| The school’s code of conduct was “abrogated” after students protested. | The school’s code of conduct is “abrogated” after students protest. | The school’s code of conduct will be “abrogated” after students protest. |
| The student committee voted to “abrogate” the controversial policy. | The student committee votes to “abrogate” the controversial policy. | The student committee will vote to “abrogate” the controversial policy. |
| The school’s constitution allowed for the principal to “abrogate” certain decisions. | The school’s constitution allows for the principal to “abrogate” certain decisions. | The school’s constitution will allow for the principal to “abrogate” certain decisions. |
| The judge ruled that the contract could not be “abrogated” without proper legal justification. | The judge rules that the contract cannot be “abrogated” without proper legal justification. | The judge will rule that the contract cannot be “abrogated” without proper legal justification. |
| The school’s attempt to “abrogate” student rights led to a protest. | The school’s attempt leads to a protest as it “abrogates” student rights. | The school’s attempt will lead to a protest as it “abrogates” student rights. |
| The principal’s decision to “abrogate” the student alliance caused tensions. | The principal’s decision causes tensions as it “abrogates” the student alliance. | The principal’s decision will cause tensions as it “abrogates” the student alliance. |
| The school decided to “abrogate” the discriminatory rules. | The school decides to “abrogate” the discriminatory rules. | The school will decide to “abrogate” the discriminatory rules. |
| The principal’s power to “abrogate” student agreements is outlined in the school constitution. | The principal’s power to “abrogate” student agreements is outlined in the school constitution. | The principal’s power to “abrogate” student agreements will be outlined in the school constitution. |
| The policy to “abrogate” certain student measures faced opposition from various students. | The policy faces opposition as it “abrogates” certain student measures. | The policy will face opposition as it “abrogates” certain student measures. |
| The court’s decision to “abrogate” the student patent caused a stir. | The court’s decision causes a stir as it “abrogates” the student patent. | The court’s decision will cause a stir as it |