1. Plural of abrogator; persons or entities that repeal, revoke, or do away with a law, rule, or agreement.
Usage: Formal/legal context; Plural form

Examples

• The abrogators of the old statute faced significant opposition from traditionalists.
• Congress acted as the primary abrogators of the outdated regulation.
• The abrogators sought to eliminate discriminatory laws from the legal code.
• These abrogators believed the treaty was no longer in the nation's interest.
• The court recognized the legislature as the legitimate abrogators of the contract.