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An act (spoken or written) declaring that something is surrendered or disowned.
renunciation
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renúncia
1
It was the
renouncement
of their birthright, the abandonment of their destiny.
2
There was something pathetic in the children's voluntary
renouncement
of their one toy.
3
After all, one might permit a touch of coquetry in the final
renouncement
!
4
God?s,there is no basis to demand for a
renouncement
or recant.
5
They didn't understand her
renouncement
of organized religion, but then, they'd never tried to.
6
Her act of
renouncement
had deprived her of this privilege.
7
His attitude of
renouncement
drew her suddenly nearer.
8
And
renouncement
,
often, is only a parasite.
9
Duty, she felt clearly, pointed to
renouncement
.
10
And then she smiled- asmileof
renouncement
,
although there was surely nothing here for her to renounce!
11
The very
renouncement
of any personal ambition served to invest the racial one with a kind of grandeur.
12
The total
renouncement
of what once glowed as a mission requires a sturdy nature and plenty of active work.
13
I only wish I could, she added, with that patient dignity which is the outward expression of complete
renouncement
.
14
Is it not a distinct
renouncement
of the agricultural interest, and a setting up of the manufacturing interest instead?
15
Now that he had come she felt neither the delight of realised expectation nor the final peace of
renouncement
.
16
Inward appraisal and
self
-
renouncement
renouncement
bend on renouncement
complete renouncement
distinct renouncement
exquisite renouncement
final renouncement
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