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Abolition

usgb/ˌæbəˈlɪʃn/Volume
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Historical Context

Abolition often refers to ending practices considered unacceptable, like slavery or segregation.

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The abolition of apartheid in South Africa was a crucial step towards equality.
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Legal Importance

Abolition implies a formal and legal ending, often associated with laws or regulations.

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The abolition of alcohol prohibition restored the legal sale of alcoholic drinks.
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Political Debates

Abolition can be a hot topic in political debates, reflecting societal shifts and controversies.

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The proposal for the abolition of the electoral college sparked heated discussions.
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