a·bol·ish 
(ə-bŏlĭsh)
(ə-bŏlĭsh)tr.v. a·bol·ished, a·bol·ish·ing, a·bol·ish·es
1. To do away with; put an end to; annul: voted to abolish the tax.
2. Archaic To destroy completely.
[Middle English abolisshen, from Old French abolir, aboliss-, from Latin abolēre; see al-2 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
a·bolish·a·ble adj.
a·bolish·er n.
a·bolish·ment n.
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