Ophæves
Ophæves is a Danish verb form meaning that something is being repealed, abolished, or annulled. It is the present passive form of the verb ophæve and is most commonly encountered in legal, regulatory, and administrative texts. In ordinary usage, it appears in statements such as "Loven ophæves" (The law is repealed) or "Afgørelsen ophæves af regeringen" (The decision is repealed by the government).
Grammatical notes: Ophæves is the present passive form, used without an auxiliary verb in typical Danish sentence
Usage and scope: The term is predominantly found in statutory, governmental, and institutional communications. It signals
Etymology and related forms: The word is built with the prefix op- indicating reversal or removal, combined