English–Japanese
“abolition” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajihaishi
Example
この制度は来月廃止されます。ko no sei do wa rai getsu hai shi sa re ma su
This system will be abolished next month.
How to say “abolition” in Japanese
“Abolition” in Japanese is 廃止 (haishi).
It marks the complete removal of something that has been officially maintained, rather than a temporary interruption.
Example sentences with 廃止
市は古い規則の廃止を発表しました。shi wa furu i ki soku no hai shi o hap pyō shi ma shi ta
The city announced the abolition of the old rule.
Tips for using 廃止
- 廃止 (haishi) commonly appears with services, rules, and systems, so it is useful for describing permanent changes in everyday announcements.