撤てっ廃ぱい

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撤廃する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Formal term for abolishing or repealing a system, law, regulation, or institution. Often used in political, legal, or administrative contexts.

〈事こと〉を撤てっ廃ぱいするto abolish a law, system, or regulation
政せい府ふはその古ふるい規き制せいを撤てっ廃ぱいした。
The government abolished the old regulation.
〈事こと〉が撤てっ廃ぱいされるfor a law or system to be abolished
差さ別べつ的てきな制せい度どが撤てっ廃ぱいされた。
The discriminatory system was abolished.
〈事こと〉の撤てっ廃ぱいを求もとめるto call for the abolition of something
市し民みん団だん体たいはその法ほう律りつの撤てっ廃ぱいを求もとめている。
The citizens' group is calling for the abolition of the law.

廃はい止しN1
廃止 is the general word for discontinuing a system or practice, while 撤廃 specifically stresses completely eliminating an established law, regulation, or institution.
廃はい絶ぜつN1
廃絶 emphasizes eradicating something entirely and permanently (like nuclear weapons), whereas 撤廃 focuses on formally removing a law or system.
全ぜん廃ぱい
撤廃 is used for repealing rules or regulations, whereas 全廃 emphasizes complete removal of a whole system or practice, not just a rule.
撤てっ回かいN1
撤廃 means abolishing a system, law, or rule entirely, while 撤回 means taking back one's own statement or proposal.
解かい除じょN1
撤廃 means completely abolishing a system, rule, or policy, while 解除 can also mean the more temporary lifting of a specific ban or alert.

制せい定ていN1
制定 means to establish or enact a law or system, the opposite of 撤廃, which means to abolish one.

撤てっ回かいN1
撤回 means to retract a statement, decision, or proposal, while 撤廃 means to abolish an established law, system, or institution.
撤てっ去きょ
撤去 means to physically remove an object or structure (e.g. a barricade), while 撤廃 means to abolish an abstract system or law.
撤てっ退たい
撤廃 means abolishing a rule, law, or system, not physically withdrawing from a place like 撤退.

Compound of 撤 (remove, withdraw) and 廃 (abolish, discontinue). The combination conveys thorough elimination.