noun

abolition

abolition, annulment, repeal

He campaigned for the abolition of the death penalty.

He campaigned for the abolition of the death penalty.

The abolition of slavery was a historic moment.

The abolition of slavery was a historic moment.

the abolition of ((sth.)) the act of abolishing (sth.) They fought for the abolition of the monarchy.

Synonyms: abolishment, repeal, revocation; Antonyms: establishment, institution

From Latin 'abolitio', from the verb 'abolere' (to destroy). The '-tion' suffix indicates an action or state.

'Abolition' is the more common noun form of 'abolish', especially in historical or formal contexts like 'the abolition of slavery'.

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