How to remove Azure Policy Definition using Azure PowerShell?
Written by Titus Manohar, IT security team, ManageEngine Updated on November 2025
Description:
Policy definitions describe compliance conditions and what needs to be done if a condition is met. The Remove-AzPolicyDefinition cmdlet removes a policy definitions based on its name or ID.
Syntax:
Example: To remove the Azure Policy Definition by name, use the cmdlet given below:
To remove the Azure Policy Definition by resource ID, use the cmdlet given below:
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