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unrepealable

/ri-peel/US // rɪˈpil //UK // (rɪˈpiːl) //

不可废止,不可废止的,不可撤消,不可撤销

Related Words

revocation撤销,撤消,撤销权,吊销abrogation弃权,废止,废止权,废弃annulment废止,废止婚姻,废止婚姻关系,废除abolition废除,废止,裁撤,取消withdrawal撤回,退出,撤出,撤销nullification无效化,无效,无效状态,无效性invalidate失效,废止,无效,失效的annul废止,废除,取消,撤销revoke撤销,吊销,收回,撤回reverse逆转,反转,逆向,颠倒wipe out歼灭,扫除,歼灭战,消灭void空白,空虚,空缺,空无dismantle拆解,拆除,拆卸,拆开abolish取消,废除,废止,撤消nullify化为乌有,作废,废除,废止lift升降机,抬起,举起,抬起来withdraw撤销,撤回,撤出,退出cancel取消,撤销,撤消,取消了abrogate废除,废止,废黜,废除死刑rescind撤销,废止,取消,撤消

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to revoke or withdraw formally or officially: to repeal a grant.
    • : to revoke or annul by express legislative enactment; abrogate.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of repealing; revocation; abrogation.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inirrevocable
Synonyms
immutable不变的,不可变的,不可改变的,不可变irreversible不可逆的,不可逆转的,不可逆,不可逆转permanent永久性,永久性的,永久性地certain确信,某种程度上,某种,某种程度上说changeless无变化,无变化的,无改变,无改变的constant恒定的,恒定,恒定不变,恒量doomed注定的,命中注定,命中注定的,注定established设立了,建立的,设立的,建立了fated命中注定,命中注定的,有缘,有缘人final最终,最后,决赛,最后的indelible不可磨灭,不可磨灭的,不可消除的,不灭的inevitable不可避免的,无可避免的,不可避免地,无可避免地invariable不变的,一成不变的,一成不变,无变化的irremediable无可救药,无可救药的,不可救药,不可救药的irretrievable无法挽回的,无可挽回的,不可挽回的,无法挽回lost丢失的,失去的,丧失的,迷失的predestined命中注定的,命中注定,宿命,宿命的predetermined预定的,预定的,预定,预设settled固定的,稳定的,安定的,安定下来的unalterable不可改变的,不可改变,不可更改的,不可更改unreversible不可逆的,不可逆,不可逆转的,不可逆转
as inirreversible
Synonyms
inevitable不可避免的,无可避免的,不可避免地,无可避免地permanent永久性,永久性的,永久性地beyond recall超越回忆,无法回忆,超越记忆,超越回顾certain确信,某种程度上,某种,某种程度上说changeless无变化,无变化的,无改变,无改变的constant恒定的,恒定,恒定不变,恒量doomed注定的,命中注定,命中注定的,注定established设立了,建立的,设立的,建立了fated命中注定,命中注定的,有缘,有缘人final最终,最后,决赛,最后的immutable不变的,不可变的,不可改变的,不可变indelible不可磨灭,不可磨灭的,不可消除的,不灭的invariable不变的,一成不变的,一成不变,无变化的irremediable无可救药,无可救药的,不可救药,不可救药的irretrievable无法挽回的,无可挽回的,不可挽回的,无法挽回lost丢失的,失去的,丧失的,迷失的predestined命中注定的,命中注定,宿命,宿命的predetermined预定的,预定的,预定,预设settled固定的,稳定的,安定的,安定下来的unalterable不可改变的,不可改变,不可更改的,不可更改unreversible不可逆的,不可逆,不可逆转的,不可逆转

Examples

  • Section I of the proposed BREATHE ACT calls for the repeal of the 1033 program in its entirety.

  • The repeal of Section 230 may actually make it through the entire legislative process.

  • There are legitimate reasons to repeat the history of repeal, now with cannabis—especially after policymakers have deemed dispensaries essential in state after state.

  • That repeal looks increasingly likely given the way things currently stand.

  • The repeal ordinance, if it passes the committee, will then go before the entire City Council for a vote.

  • Despite the financial remedy, partial repeal of the screen quota has imperiled the domestic market.

  • The Affordable Care Act is safely embedded, with repeal unlikely even with a freshly minted Republican Senate.

  • That should include an alternative to Obamacare, and not just a repeal.

  • The Republican Senate would "do everything humanly possibly to repeal Obamacare," Cruz promised.

  • He wants to repeal Obamacare, and he wants to be confrontational.

  • The League Oracle admits that "a repeal would injure the farmer, but not so much as he fears."

  • In spite of this change, Parliament refused to repeal the three pence duty tax on tea which still had to be paid by the colonists.

  • In spite of this repeal, friction between colonial legislatures and royal Governors continued.

  • On the other hand, several attempts have been made to repeal the general poll tax.

  • He asked, what was meant by the watch-word of repeal of the union between Great Britain and Ireland.

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