Abolish
Abolish verb - Do away with.
Usage example: Slavery was abolished in the mid-19th century in America and in Russia
Get rid of is a synonym for abolish in do away with topic. In some cases you can use "Get rid of" instead a verb "Abolish", when it comes to topics like put an end to.
Get rid of
Get rid of verb - Do away with.
Abolish is a synonym for get rid of in destroy topic. You can use "Abolish" instead a verb "Get rid of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- annihilate and abolish
- annihilate and get rid of
- extinguish and abolish
- extinguish and get rid of
- eliminate and abolish
- eliminate and get rid of
- discard and abolish
- discard and get rid of
- exterminate and abolish
- exterminate and get rid of
- cancel and abolish
- cancel and get rid of
- do away with and abolish
- do away with and get rid of
Both terms in one sentence
- After all, he was a very conservative German nationalist, and the Nazis promised to "reawaken" and more importantly unite Germany (good), get rid of those Dirty Communists and their Social Democratic fellow-travellers (good), and abolish those pesky unions (very good).
Source: War for Fun and Profit
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