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Meanings of renunciation in English
Synonyms
Examples for "forgoing"
Examples for "forgoing"
1
It was clear that forgoing the car and Florence was paying off.
2
This might mean forgoing some MSc tuition income to reduce supervision loads.
3
In those forgoing surgical management, there is increased use of endocrine therapy.
4
Efforts should be made to prevent high-risk populations from forgoing dental care.
5
Executives at American and Delta are also forgoing or cutting their pay.
1
Every year thousands, forswearing the world, gave themselves to service here.
2
In the season finale, Don also seemed to be forswearing drunkenness.
3
Once determined upon forswearing urban residence, a multitude of considerations arise.
4
The country was terror-stricken; paralyzed, motionless, abject, forswearing its convictions, and imploring only life.
5
He would never be guilty of such forswearing of his own personality and self-respect.
Usage of renunciation in English
1
It consists of the renunciation of the inward sin, the inward error.
2
The renunciation of him and his work, no doubt, has some purpose.
3
The automatic renunciation provisions have been used at least a dozen times.
4
However, these issues seemed insufficient to justify a renunciation of continental comfort.
5
The life of St. Francis begins in his renunciation of the world.
6
In the past few days I've lived through centuries of wavering renunciation.
7
He did not in the least doubt her full meaning of renunciation.
8
The sweetest flowers are those which grow upon the rocks of renunciation.
9
Work, untiring work, Petter Nord, is one; and the other is renunciation.
10
I remember I found you crying over the great renunciation one day.
11
The true use of renunciation is as a means for larger fulfillment.
12
He was far too selfish to follow the brief urge to renunciation.
13
He was almost overcome, both at the confession and at her renunciation.
14
For renunciation of all enjoyments exist vows and fasts of diverse kinds.
15
And as she answered to it, there was no sense of renunciation.
16
With a heavy sense of bitterness and renunciation he moved slowly forward.
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Renunciation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare