In legal and political contexts, which word refers to the act of officially canceling or revoking a law, rule, or regulation, often by a legislative or authoritative body? This action is typically taken when a law is deemed outdated, unnecessary, or unjust.
A.
Enforce – to ensure that a rule or law is followed and obeyed.
B.
Repeal – to officially revoke or annul a law or regulation, making it no longer valid.
C.
Amend – to make changes or modifications to an existing law, often to improve or clarify it.
D.
Ratify – to formally approve a law, treaty, or agreement, making it officially valid.