Abolish
Abolish verb - To put an end to by formal action.
Can
Can verb - To let go from office, service, or employment.
Both words in one sentence
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They did half-abolish slavery (in regard to races who are considered capable of magic, as well as individuals who can demonstrate it) and generally are trying to be as nice as they can — in the name of large-scale magical development, trade and prosperity.
Source: Tabletop Game / Forgotten Realms - More cynical anarchists are conversely aware of the effect the hierarchical system has on people and want to abolish it for that reason, as if you can't trust people to even manage themselves properly, how on earth can you possibly trust people to forcibly take control of other people's lives?
- In settings 20 Minutes into the Future, sex can be outlawed entirely, while chemical castration drugs already exist to abolish sexual desire; humans would reproduce by growing embryos in People Jars (see Uterine Replicator).
Source: No Sex Allowed
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