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rerepeal
retract
unabolish
overturn
unpass
put the cork back in the bottle
unaward
revival
put the genie back in the bottle
unforgive
unterminate
undestroy
unbanish
revokingly
deconvert
remancipation
revokement
redetention
unapprove
revivor
unabsolve
uncommit
reverse
revertible
rehandling
unspend
rescissory
unreconcile
unabandon
bill of review
unpay
revocation
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abrogate
back out
unchange
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unsubmit
inhibit
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dis-
nonrevocation
revalidation
de-
uncondemn
redemption
repealing
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unreject
annul
unjudge
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discharge
waiver
swallow
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release
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turnaround
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unthrottle

English words for 'To reverse a repeal; to restore a ruling or law that was repealed.'

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