Examples of 'who abolished' in a sentence

Meaning of "who abolished"

who abolished: This phrase is used to question or seek information about a person or entity that officially put an end to something, such as a law, practice, or system

How to use "who abolished" in a sentence

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who abolished
I prefer to be remembered as the inventor who abolished war.
Who abolished death.
All of us know he was the one who abolished slavery.
Former president who abolished the army after the civil war.
He was in constant conflict with the national assembly who abolished the universal suffrage.
It was he who abolished the use of the Seleucidan era among them.
Europe is now glorifying the people who abolished the slave trade.
Who abolished the free press and the parliament?
He was one of those professors who abolished all official distance between teacher and student.
Tell the grandson of the Great Chola who abolished taxes.
Who abolished corvée labour in Egypt and why?
Since it was the West who abolished it.
Those who abolished the frontiers! Who was it who permitted the contaminated meal fraud?
It is the holy Prophet who abolished such abominable practice.
Indeed, Republicans are by definition against slavery, or the US is Lincoln who abolished.

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And it was Christians who abolished slavery in the West.
Who abolished economic freedom?
William Wilberforce, the evangelical who abolished the British slave trade, was a daily enthusiast.
Who abolished the Iraqi Army?
Did you know that it was Paul who abolished the Mosaic Law?
Those who abolished the frontiers!
It was the Republican, Abraham Lincoln, who abolished slavery in the US.
Who abolished it? A white man, thank you.
You know who abolished it?
It 's not me who abolished it.
It 's not me who abolished it . Why yell at me?

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