"Complete repeal" means that all parts or aspects of something, usually a law or policy, will be completely removed or abolished. There will be no remaining traces or provisions left. Full definition
We will continue to advocate complete repeal of this defence to assaults on children. (repeal43.org)
But, fearing they would lose a vote for complete repeal, ministers have tabled changes to water down the bill, bringing the rules into line with those in Scotland. (theguardian.com)
Ryan had stated that this was the first phase of a 3 phase plan that would ultimately complete the repeal and replace promise. (politics.stackexchange.com)