1. formally put an end to; eliminated or discontinued
Usage: past participle of ‘abolish’ used as an adjective

Examples

• Slavery was abolished in the United States in 1865.
• The abolished law had been in effect for over fifty years.
• Many abolished practices were later recognized as harmful.
• The abolished department was merged with another division.
• Students studied the abolished policies in their history class.
• The abolished tradition had deep cultural significance.