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Often used in the same context:
amendment,
legislation,
statute,
bill,
repeal,
ballistic fingerprinting,
concurrent resolution,
item veto,
joint resolution,
amendatory,
legislative,
countersignature,
conscience clause,
expunction,
hope chest,
legislature,
enactment,
law,
germaneness,
parol evidence rule,
reverter,
fillibuster,
sunsetting,
constitutional,
mandates,
constitutionality,
attainder,
veto,
ex post facto,
grandfather clause,
provisions,
prohibition,
lawmakers,
lenity,
statute book,
volstead act,
habitual criminal,
textualist,
legislators,
preemption,
evat,
eighteenth amendment,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
cagit,
ordinance,
constitution,
reargument,
divorcement,
exclusionary rule,
appropriation,
wording,
escheats,
adverse possession,
codification,
expungement,
reapportionment,
reauthorization,
cosponsor,
irrevocable trust,
rescinding,
caselaw,
eminent domain,
codicil,
districting,
prepositional phrase,
exemptions,
textualism,
rewrite,
passage,
probating,
recusing,
disincorporation,
proposal,
rewording,
emption,
scnt,
cloture,
de jure segregation,
perpetuities,
recision,
haler,
overturning,
reimportation,
human reproductive cloning,
conferee,
filibuster,
escheatment,
measure,
galvano,
remonstrance,
counterchallenge,
fourteenth amendment,
license fee,
moratorium,
adjudicatory,
referendums,
tax,
indigency,
outlawing,
quo warranto,
habeas,
nolle pros,
royalist,
admirer,
loyalist,
sympathizer,
adherent,
admiration,
adorers,
anticipations,
appreciations,
approval,
botanist,
champion,
congratulations,
deist,
embrace,
encomiums,
encourager,
espousal,
eulogies,
evangelist
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— Adjectives for repealer:
great,
ardent,
general,
warm,
irish,
avowed,
specific,
enthusiastic,
shameless
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