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Meanings of relinquishment in English
Usage of relinquishment in English
1
Barnett at last acquiesced in the relinquishment of his desire of rescue.
2
At the mention of relinquishment the old mountaineer shied like a colt.
3
How would he turn it now to submission, to surrender, to relinquishment?
4
The relinquishment of error deprives material sense of its false claims.
5
Lanko was sheathing the weapon, his whole bearing expressing unwilling relinquishment.
6
Death of Trajan, and relinquishment of his Parthian Conquests by Hadrian.
7
A curious, sardonic look of recognition, appraisal, relinquishment, sat in the Indian's face.
8
Her dishonor lay in her attempt, not in its relinquishment.
9
His subsequent relinquishment of the objection did not remove the impression it had made.
10
I cannot understand the relinquishment of this plan after nine years' persistence in it.
11
Quiet resignation under relinquishment of any thing he wanted was not in his line.
12
Justinian makes a formal relinquishment of Gaul to the Franks.
13
This symbolized his relinquishment forever of all purpose of passing out of the glen.
14
But Birotteau was fated to gain nothing by his relinquishment.
15
Bob delivered his relinquishment at headquarters, and received the news.
16
The gesture seemed to signify a weary relinquishment of concern in what they were discussing.
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United Kingdom
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