“To repeal” in Japanese
Short answer
To repeal in Japanese is “廃する” (haisuru). Full meaning: to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose.
Other ways to say “To repeal” in Japanese
廃す
haisu to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廢する
haisuru to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃し
haishi to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃せ
haise to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃そ
haiso to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廢し
haishi to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廢せ
haise to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃さ
haisa to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廢すれ
haisure to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃そっ
haiso to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
廃しよ
haishiyo to abolish, to abandon, to repeal, to discontinue; to dethrone, to depose
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