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Meanings of voluntary abdication in English
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Usage of voluntary abdication in English
1
The voluntary abdication of power in its zenith has always fascinated and "intrigued" the imagination of mankind.
2
A well-considered and voluntary abdication is more regal than that daily abdication which is undergone in the degradation of power.
3
This voluntary abdication by Sulla of the sovereignty of the Roman world has excited the astonishment and admiration of both ancient and modern writers.
4
After the voluntary abdication of Œdipus, his two sons, Eteocles and Polynices, took possession of the crown and reigned over the city of Thebes.