Definition of Abrogate

to abolish; to do away with

Examples of Abrogate in a sentence

The Supreme Court can abrogate laws deemed unconstitutional.  🔊

If you abrogate your responsibility to vote, then you’re asking for another four years of this nightmare.  🔊

A good father would never abrogate his parental responsibilities.  🔊

Schools exist to provide education, not as daycare centers for you to abrogate your responsibility as a parent.  🔊

If you talk out loud in class, I will abrogate your right to choose where to sit.  🔊

We must abrogate the use of violence to settle differences.  🔊

More cities are beginning to abrogate smoking in public places because of second-hand smoke hazards.  🔊

If we abrogate school and rely only on distance learning, educating our students won't be as disciplined.  🔊

Because we have a signed contract, you cannot abrogate your end of the agreement.  🔊

As a police officer, I cannot abrogate my legal duty to enforce the law.  🔊

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