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Meanings of abnegate in English
Usage of abnegate in English
1
In the vanity typical of the insecure, they abnegate all foreign knowledge.
2
He could not abnegate his responsibility and cast it upon others.
3
Blindly to obey their commands would be to abnegate free agency and self-responsibility.
4
It is not the intention of the Myanmar government to apportion blame or to abnegate responsibility.
5
In those days the strong made no pretence to protect the weak, or to abnegate their natural power.
6
Neither of them had any means of telling the clock, and the concept of hours became meaningless, abnegate.
7
But for you to abnegate the right and power of resisting circumstances is to abdicate the sovereignty with which God has crowned you.
8
I have not the grand self-abnegating spirit necessary for such a work.
9
We all know overly devoted, self-abnegating men and women who are philanderers.
10
It attempted a purer morality, but abnegated obvious and pressing duties.
11
The old fellow's voice was strangely balanced between pathos and a peculiar self-abnegating humour.
12
Communism was an urban phenomenon - but it abnegated its "bourgeoisie" pedigree.
13
Besides, had she not voluntarily abnegated his authority and affection?
14
Almost every personal luxury and pleasure had been abnegated.
15
On such occasions, his bow of conscious merit abnegating praise was, I am told, wonderful to see.
16
Ever since that unfortunate incident with the gun, Peter Templeton seemed to have abnegated his paternal responsibilities entirely.
Frequent collocations
Abnegate through the time