Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
abrogative
Adjective
/ˈæbrəɡeɪtɪv/

Definition
Having the power to repeal or annul something, particularly a law or an agreement.

Examples
- The legislature passed an abrogative measure that overturned the previous statute.
- In some cases, an abrogative clause can protect parties from outdated agreements.

Meaning
Relating to the act of abolishing or formally ending a law or regulation.

Synonyms
- Repealing
- Nullifying
- Revoking
- Abandoning