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rescinding
noun as in abolishment
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noun as in abolition
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noun as in annulment
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- countermanding
- dedomiciling
- erasing
- going phfft
- rescindment
- split up
noun as in extinguishment
noun as in nullification
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noun as in repeal
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noun as in rescission
noun as in reversal
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noun as in turnaround
noun as in voidance
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The first Trump Administration notoriously enacted a host of anti-LGBTQ policies, including repealing health care regulations that prohibited discrimination based on gender identity, implementing a ban on transgender troops, and rescinding a policy that allowed transgender and intersex inmates to be housed with inmates of the same gender identity rather than their assigned sex at birth.
But, Rudalevige added: "I don't think it completely cancels it out, because, if nothing else, a new Trump administration could issue regulations rescinding Biden's regulations."
I worry about America withdrawing from the international stage, rescinding its commitments abroad, especially Ukraine, and the signal that sends to the rest of the world, especially to authoritarian leaders.
“Mr. Davis did not see the initial correspondence until recently, and we have released the email because of the lack of response from United across the board. We can confirm we had received no rescinding of this ban until today, just moments ago, and only after Mr. Davis posted his statement.”
"On day one of my administration, I will be rescinding Crooked Joe's outrageous executive order," he said, describing it as "pro-invasion".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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