abolishing

In 1831, a movement was on foot to agitate the question of abolishing slavery.

I found it was "the act of abolishing;" but then I did not know what was to be abolished.

Provision is already taken place in Connecticut for abolishing it.

As to that abolishing he was perfectly conscious of his own weakness.

It came to him, this abolishing of Estelle, always more easily than it came to Claire.

Would you not recommend the abolishing of the interviewer entirely?

And to talk of abolishing Millionnaires, Charlie, is coming it strong.

The attempt to destroy faith, in the abolishing of religion.

"It has at least the merit of abolishing adultery," chuckled Charrigaud.

He thought that there was no better means of abolishing Christianity.