repeal in Irish
repeal in Irish is aisghair, cuir ar ceal — repeal means to officially cancel a law.
repeal in Irish
aisghair
cuir ar ceal
What does "repeal" mean?
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verb To officially cancel a law.
"Parliament voted to repeal the outdated tax law."
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noun The official cancellation of a law.
"The repeal of the act took effect immediately."
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repeal in a sentence
- Parliament voted to repeal the outdated tax law.
- Activists campaigned for years to have the ban repealed.
- The repeal of the act took effect immediately.
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What is "repeal" in Irish?
"repeal" in Irish is aisghair, cuir ar ceal. repeal means: To officially cancel a law.
How do you use "repeal" in a sentence?
Example: "Parliament voted to repeal the outdated tax law." In Irish, "repeal" is aisghair, cuir ar ceal.
Are there other ways to say "repeal" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "repeal": aisghair, cuir ar ceal.
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