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English
Etymology
From un- + abolish.
Verb
unabolish (third-person singular simple present unabolishes, present participle unabolishing, simple past and past participle unabolished)
- (rare) To reinstate (a law or institution which had been abolished).
- 2001 May 14, in The New Yorker, reprinted in 2005 in Politics: Observations & Arguments, 1966-2004 (Hendrik Hertzberg):
- Once a parliament abolishes capital punishment, it's very hard to unabolish it. And the European Union has made abolition a de facto condition of membership.