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the act or an instance of abrogating, or repealing: abrogation of the treaty's responsibility.
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- Here we're talking about gross and premeditated abrogation of responsibility by a senior administrator.
- And there are many contract doctrines that allow for abrogation of contracts that might apply here.
- What characteristics allow for such moral abrogation.
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abrogation
1530s, from L. abrogationem (nom. abrogatio) "repeal of a law," noun of action from abrogare (see abrogate).
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