Ob'ro-gāte, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. obrogare, obrogatum, from prefix ob and rogare, to propose, as a law.] To propose or proclaim a new and contrary law, instead of annulling the old one. [Obs.]
v. t. [Lat. obrogare, obrogatum, from prefix ob and rogare, to propose, as a law.] To propose or proclaim a new and contrary law, instead of annulling the old one. [Obs.]