obrogate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The government decided to obrogate the outdated law in favor of more progressive legislation.
2. After much debate, the committee voted to obrogate the previous regulations that hindered innovation.
3. In a surprising move, the court ruled to obrogate the controversial statute that had been in place for decades.
4. Activists celebrated when the city council chose to obrogate the ordinance that restricted public gatherings.
5. The new administration promised to obrogate policies that were deemed ineffective and harmful to the community.