廃はい止し

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廃止する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal term for abolishing a system, law, rule, or practice. Often used in official contexts.

〈事こと〉を廃はい止しするto abolish/discontinue something (a system, law, rule, etc.)
政せい府ふはその古ふるい制せい度どを廃はい止しすることを決きめた。
The government decided to abolish the old system.
〈事こと〉が廃はい止しになるfor something to be discontinued/abolished
このバス路ろ線せんは来らい月げつ廃はい止しになる。
This bus route will be discontinued next month.
〈事こと〉の廃はい止しを求もとめるto call for the abolition of something
市し民みん団だん体たいは死し刑けいの廃はい止しを求もとめている。
The citizens' group is calling for the abolition of the death penalty.

撤てっ廃ぱい
撤廃 emphasizes actively removing a concrete barrier or restriction (like a tariff or regulation), while 廃止 is the broader, more common word for discontinuing laws, systems, or practices.
中ちゅう止しN4
中止 refers to stopping or canceling a single planned event or activity, while 廃止 refers to permanently ending an ongoing system, law, or institution.
廃はい絶ぜつN1
廃止 is the common, general word for abolishing a system or rule, while 廃絶 is a stronger, more formal term implying total eradication or extinction.
全ぜん廃ぱい
廃止 is the general word for abolishing or discontinuing something, while 全廃 stresses that the abolition is total, leaving nothing behind.

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廃はい棄きN1
廃止 means abolishing or discontinuing a system, rule, or practice, while 廃棄 more strongly implies physically discarding something or legally abrogating an agreement.
存そん廃ぱい
廃止 is the concrete act of abolishing something, whereas 存廃 refers to the open question of keeping or abolishing it.
廃はい業ぎょう
廃止 refers to abolishing a system, rule, or institution in general, whereas 廃業 is limited to shutting down a business or profession.
打うち切きり
廃止 refers to formally abolishing a system, law, or institution, while 打ち切り is used more broadly for ending ongoing projects, series, or support.
打うち切きるN1
廃止 is used for formally abolishing a system, law, or institution, whereas 打ち切る more commonly applies to ending an ongoing project, series, or support.
解かい除じょN1
廃止 means abolishing a law, system, or institution permanently, while 解除 often refers to releasing something from a temporary restricted state.

制せい定ていN1
制定 means to enact or establish a law or system, the opposite process of 廃止, which means to abolish it.
存そん続ぞくN1
存続 means a system or institution continues to exist, the opposite of 廃止, which means it is discontinued.
創そう立りつN1
廃止 means to abolish or discontinue something, the opposite process of 創立, which means to found or establish it.

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改かい正せいN2
廃止 means to abolish a law or system entirely, the opposite of 改正, which means to revise or amend it.
設せつ立りつN1
設立 means to establish an organization or system, while 廃止 means to abolish or discontinue one.
設もうけるN2
廃止する means to abolish a system or rule, the opposite of 設ける in the sense of establishing one.
導どう入にゅうN2
導入 means bringing a new system or policy into use, while 廃止 means abolishing or discontinuing one that already exists.
施し行こうN1
廃止 means abolishing or repealing a law, the opposite of 施行, which means putting that law into force.
創そう設せつ
創設 means to establish something new, while 廃止 means to abolish or do away with an existing system or institution.
新しん設せつ
廃止 means abolishing or doing away with something, the opposite of 新設's act of newly establishing it.
創そう始し
廃止 means to abolish or discontinue something that exists, the opposite of 創始, which means to originate or found it.
設せっ置ちN1
廃止 means abolishing or discontinuing a system or institution, the opposite of 設置's sense of formally establishing one.
採さい用ようN2
採用 means adopting a system or method for use, while 廃止 means abolishing or discontinuing it.

廃はい棄きN1
廃棄 means physically discarding or disposing of an object, whereas 廃止 means discontinuing an abstract system, law, or rule.
解かい散さんN3
廃止 means abolishing a system, law, or rule, whereas 解散 means disbanding a group of people or an organization itself.

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Compound of 廃 (abolish, discard) and 止 (stop). The meaning is transparent from its kanji components.