“Abrogation” in Japanese
Short answer
Abrogation in Japanese is “廃棄” (haiki). Full meaning: disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal.
Other ways to say “Abrogation” in Japanese
破棄
haki tearing up and discarding (e.g. documents), destruction; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, voiding, breaking (e.g. a treaty); reversal (of an original ruling on appeal), quashing
はいき
haiki disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
ハイキ
haiki disposal, abandonment, scrapping, discarding, abolition; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, repeal
破毀
haki tearing up and discarding (e.g. documents), destruction; annulment, cancellation, abrogation, voiding, breaking (e.g. a treaty); reversal (of an original ruling on appeal), quashing
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