abolitionise
v. C2 Proficiency abo·li·tionise
v. to officially end a system or a law. It is a very formal way to say that something is being removed forever.
v. to formally abolish or put an end to a system, institution, or legal practice. Often used in historical or legal contexts to describe the permanent termination of a specific status.
The government decided to abolitionise the old tax.
Historians argue that the abolitionise of the feudal system was a slow and painful process for the local lords.
The treaty sought to abolitionise the practice of forced labor, marking a significant milestone in international human rights law.