abolishes
Does away with
Abolishes is the present-tense form of abolish, meaning to formally end or do away with something, typically a system, practice, or institution: The new law abolishes the death penalty.
The word implies official or authoritative action rather than gradual disappearance—governments abolish policies, organizations abolish rules.
Removes from consideration
- removesTakes something out
- endsTermini or concludes
- terminatesBrings to an end
- discontinuesStops doing or making
scraps · cancels · dissolves · dismantles · suppresses · extinguishes · eradicates · uproots
Causes complete ruin
- obliteratesDestroys completely
- annihilatesDestroys utterly and completely
- extirpatesDestroys utterly and completely
- exterminatesKills all of them
decimates · razes · demolishes · purges · expunges · effaces · erases · liquidates
eliminates
Removes from consideration
- removesTakes something out
- endsTermini or concludes
- terminatesBrings to an end
discontinues · scraps · cancels · dissolves · dismantles · suppresses · extinguishes · eradicates · uproots · practice
destroys
Causes complete ruin
- obliteratesDestroys completely
- annihilatesDestroys utterly and completely
- extirpatesDestroys utterly and completely
exterminates · decimates · razes · demolishes · purges · expunges · effaces · erases · liquidates · vanquishes
abolishesestablishes
Creates or sets up
creates · institutes · introduces · founds · starts