Translation guide
The act of formally ending a system, practice, or institution, especially slavery or the death penalty.
To express the formal ending of a major social or legal system.
The most common and general term for abolition of a system, law, or practice. Used for things like the death penalty, slavery, or outdated customs.
Calls for the abolition of the death penalty are growing.
The abolition of slavery was achieved in the 19th century.
Often used for the abolition or repeal of laws, regulations, or restrictions. Slightly more formal and emphasizes removal.
The abolition of that law has been decided.
Complete abolition, total elimination. Used when emphasizing that something is entirely done away with.
Aim for the total abolition of nuclear weapons.
To express the ending of a traditional or habitual practice.
Referring specifically to the movement to end slavery, especially in the US or UK.
児童労働の廃絶に取り組む。
Work towards the abolition of child labor.