abdicated Synonyms
abdicated Meaning
abdicated (imp. & p. p.)
of Abdicate
abdicated Sentence Examples
- The aging monarch abdicated the throne, passing the responsibilities to the next in line.
- Faced with overwhelming pressure, the CEO reluctantly abdicated his position to allow for a smoother transition in leadership.
- The political leader abdicated his authority amidst the public outcry, recognizing the need for change.
- The parent temporarily abdicated the role of disciplinarian, allowing the grandparents to handle the situation.
- In a surprising turn of events, the sports team captain abdicated his position, citing personal reasons for stepping down.
- The chairman abdicated his duties temporarily while undergoing medical treatment, ensuring the organization's stability in his absence.
- Abdicated from the board of directors, she sought a quieter life away from corporate responsibilities.
- Faced with ethical concerns, the scientist abdicated from the controversial research project.
- The celebrity abruptly abdicated their social media accounts, seeking a break from the constant public attention.
- The party leader abdicated control over the campaign strategy, allowing a fresh perspective to emerge.
FAQs About the word abdicated
of Abdicate
relinquished,resigned, denied, renounced, vacated,ceded, surrendered, deserted,stepped down (from), handed over
confiscated, appropriated, appropriated, confiscated, claimed, claimed, assumed,assumed, arrogated, took over
The aging monarch abdicated the throne, passing the responsibilities to the next in line.
Faced with overwhelming pressure, the CEO reluctantly abdicated his position to allow for a smoother transition in leadership.
The political leader abdicated his authority amidst the public outcry, recognizing the need for change.
The parent temporarily abdicated the role of disciplinarian, allowing the grandparents to handle the situation.
