Sentence examples for To abdicate from inspiring English sources

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To abdicate

verb

To disclaim and expel from the family, as a father his child; to disown; to disinherit.

synonyms

renounce

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Napoleon was forced to abdicate.

Encyclopedia Britannica

"But I'm not going to abdicate.

The New York Times

The first announced his intention to abdicate.

The Economist

If they wish to abdicate, fine.

The Economist

Edward II is forced to abdicate.

The Guardian - Film

And they're not ready to abdicate.

The New York Times

LinkedIn is asking investors to abdicate similar rights.

The New York Times

The CUP took control and forced Abdülhamid II to abdicate.

Encyclopedia Britannica

A series of crises forced Saud to abdicate in 1964.

The Economist

He prevailed upon Sigismund to abdicate in his favour.

Encyclopedia Britannica

Quickly defeated, Murat was forced to abdicate in May.

Encyclopedia Britannica

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