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Meanings of renounce in anglès

portuguès
resignar
espanyol
dimitir

To give up from a job or position.

resignar
portuguès
renunciar
espanyol
despedirse

Turn away from; give up.

renunciar
portuguès
renunciar
català
repudiar
espanyol
repudiar

Cast off.

repudiar
portuguès
resignar

Give up, such as power, as of monarchs and emperors, or duties and obligations.

resignar
Sinònims
Examples for "abdicate"
Examples for "abdicate"
1
In 420 the puppet had to abdicate and Liu Yü became emperor.
A History of China
2
Not surprisingly in these conditions, the king sulked and threatened to abdicate.
Hero: the life and legend of lawrence of arabia
3
His forces have compelled the rightful rulers of the world to abdicate.
Their Yesterdays
4
An elderly chief will sometimes voluntarily abdicate in favour of a son.
The Pagan Tribes of Borneo / A Description of Their Physical Mor...
5
But he was forced to abdicate in 1947 after the Communist takeover.
Reuters
Usage of renounce in anglès
1
The LTTE must also renounce terrorism and violence permanently, the statement said.
Reuters
2
The United States has said the Maoists need to finally renounce violence.
Reuters
3
Israel and its allies shun Hamas for its refusal to renounce violence.
Reuters
4
The Taliban had refused to renounce violence while the talks were underway.
Reuters
5
My lord Duke offers you a million crowns to renounce your claim.
The lady elizabeth
6
Eszterhas also said he hoped Gibson would renounce his own alleged attitudes.
The Guardian
7
I would not for the world renounce my humble share in music.
The Pleasures of Life
8
On the contrary, it must renounce its magnificent dogmatical pretensions in philosophy.
The Critique of Pure Reason
9
And to him, too, came the free will to renounce; and understanding.
The House of Toys
10
I have tasted the pleasures of command, and I cannot renounce it.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 02
11
The republic would renounce its commerce with more than half the world.
History of the United Netherlands from the Death of William the ...
12
These conditions are our birthright -we renounce them at our peril.
Futures 1
13
I want what I don't want and renounce what I don't have.
The book of disquiet
14
Going, sit with him thyself, and renounce the path of the gods.
The Iliad of Homer (1873)
15
She remembered how difficult it had once been thus to renounce him.
The Helpmate
16
You must renounce the place you have held in your child's heart.
How It All Came Round
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Renounce across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common