Difference between Repeal and Overturn

REPEAL vs OVERTURN: NOUN

An improbable and unexpected victory
The act or process of overturning.
The state of having been overturned.
The periodic mixing or circulation of water in a lake or sea as a result of changing temperature of its layers.
The act off overturning, or the state of being overturned or subverted; overthrow.
The state of being overturned or subverted; the act of overturning; overthrow.
Refrain; burden.
The act of upsetting something

To cause to turn over; upset or flip over.
To cause to fall over; knock or topple over.
To ransack.
To cause the downfall, destruction, or ending of; overthrow or abolish. : overthrow.
To invalidate or reverse (a decision) by legal means.
To turn over or capsize.

To revoke or rescind, especially by the action of a legislature.
To summon back or recall, especially from exile.
To recall, as a deed, will, law, or statute; to revoke; to rescind or abrogate by authority, as by act of the legislature.
To suppress; to repel.
To recall; to summon again, as persons.

An official or legal cancellation
The act of abrogating
Synonyms Annul, Rescind, etc. See abolish, and list under abrogate.
To revoke; abrogate, as a law or statute: it usually implies a recalling of the act by the power that made or enacted it.
To give up; dismiss.
To call back; recall, as from banishment, exile, or disgrace.

To overset; upset; overthrow.
To subvert; ruin; destroy; bring to naught.
To overpower; conquer; overwhelm.
Synonyms Overturn, Overthrow, Subvert, Invert, upset, throw down, beat down, prostrate. The first three of the italicized words indicate violence and destructiveness. Invert is rarely used where the action is not careful and with a purpose: as, to invert a goblet to prevent its being filled. That which is overturned or overthrown is brought down from a standing or erect position to lie prostrate. Overthrow indicates more violence or energy than overturn, as throw is stronger than turn. That which is subverted is reached to the very bottom and goes to wreck in the turning: as, to subvert the very foundations of justice. To invert is primarily to turn upside down, but it may be used figuratively, of things not material, for turning wrong side before or reversing: as, to invert the order of a sentence. See defeat, v. t., and demolish.
To be overturned; capsize: as, a boat that is likely to overturn.
Of rulers
Cause the downfall of

Override, Exemption, Abolishment, Abolishing, Abolition, Abolish, Annulment, Lift, Reverse, Annul, Countermand, Abrogation, Revoke, Rescind, Overturn

Turnover, Turn over, Bring down, Revolutionize, Upset, Overthrow, Countermand, Override, Lift, Repeal, Revoke, Reverse, Annul, Rescind, Overrule

Withdrawal, Eliminate, Scrapping, Nullification, Nullify, Invalidate, Undo, Exemption, Abolishing, Abolition, Annulment, Reverse, Countermand, Revoke, Rescind

Quash, Nullify, Invalidate, Tip over, Knock over, Turnover, Bring down, Revolutionize, Upset, Countermand, Repeal, Revoke, Reverse, Rescind, Overrule

Repeal probably Repeal probably caused even greater caused even greater deflation.
Effect of Repeal The repeal of a statute under a person has been convicted does not affect the conviction if the conviction is final.
The voting members retain the right to repeal any amendment so adopted, and any such repeal shall only be undertaken following the voting requirements.
In July the Grenville Ministry had gone out, and the Rockingham whigs had come in, T REPEAL which encouraged the hope of Repeal.
As such, some have argued that the principle governing repeal of federal legislation mirrors the proper principle for the repeal of treaties.
First, it is far easier to amend or repeal state legislation than to amend or repeal a constitutional amendment if some adjustment becomes advisable.
The repeal law was amended the following year due to the spate of strikes immediately after the repeal.
Such repeal shall not make unlawful the continued operation of any branch office established pursuant to said section prior to its repeal.
FCC releases final net neutrality repeal order, three weeks after vote: With repeal officially published, FCC will soon face lawsuits.
Despite this repeal, President Bush attached a signing statement saying that he did not feel bound by the repeal.