“Abolition” in Japanese
Short answer
Abolition in Japanese is “廃止” (haishi). Full meaning: abolition, discontinuance, discontinuation, repeal, annulment.
Other ways to say “Abolition” in Japanese
廃絶
haizetsu abolition, elimination; extinction, discontinuation
撤廃
teppai annulment, abolition, repeal, rescission
取り消し
torikeshi cancellation, withdrawal, abolition, revocation, cancel, CAN
廢止
haishi abolition, discontinuance, discontinuation, repeal, annulment
廃棄
haiki disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
取消
torikeshi cancellation, withdrawal, abolition, revocation, cancel, CAN
取り消
torikeshi cancellation, withdrawal, abolition, revocation, cancel, CAN
取消し
torikeshi cancellation, withdrawal, abolition, revocation, cancel, CAN
ハイキ
haiki disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
はいき
haiki disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
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