repeal (noun)

1. In the magical world of Loria, the repeal of the Dark Sorcerer's curse brought peace and harmony back to the enchanted realm.

2. The artist boldly portrayed the sense of liberation and empowerment through his painting depicting the repeal of societal constraints.

3. In the dystopian future, the protagonist discovers classified documents revealing the government's plans for the repeal of human rights.

4. The Magna Carta, signed in 1215, was a significant moment in history as it marked the repeal of certain unjust laws imposed by King John.

1. The city council decided to repeal the building regulations, allowing architects more freedom in their designs.

2. The church council voted to repeal the outdated doctrine and embrace a more modern and inclusive approach.

3. The author wrote a thought-provoking novel about a dystopian society where the government repeals all individual rights and freedoms.

4. One of the most significant repeals in history was the repeal of Prohibition in the United States, leading to the legalization of alcohol once again.