abrogate

Subject

• verse: These verses are all abrogated by other verses which call for war.

Object

• verse: We do not really care whether the abrogated verses are many or few, what we do care for is the concept itself.
• treaty: Whether or not the President alone can abrogate a treaty is an open question.
• responsibility: We cannot, nor should not, abrogate that responsibility.
• law: No honest scholar would pretend that Jesus wanted to abrogate the law.
• right: Non-state actors should also be held accountable for actions or omissions that abrogate these rights.
• one: But an abrogating verse ought to come after the abrogated one.

Used with why or when

• what: It confirms THE ( original ) BIBLE and has the authority to preserve or abrogate what THE BIBLE contains.. .

Preposition: by

• verse: These verses are all abrogated by other verses which call for war.

Modifying Another Word

• not: He will not abrogate the work of Christ on the cross.
• now: Statutory intervention has now abrogated the need for this mandatory warning in all the above cases.
• also: He reveals truth to His prophets, but also abrogates it, changes the message, or makes them forget it.
• unilaterally: Currently, the Russians are rejecting any such amendment, raising the prospect of the US unilaterally abrogating or withdrawing from the Treaty.
• thereby: Teheran has been given steady attention since it renewed its uranium enrichment program - and thereby abrogated a commitment not to do so.
• all: These verses are all abrogated by other verses which call for war.