abdicating Antonyms
Meaning of abdicating
abdicating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Abdicate
abdicating Sentence Examples
- The aging king was contemplating abdicating the throne in favor of his successor.
- Faced with a moral dilemma, the politician was accused of abdicating his responsibilities to serve the public.
- The CEO was considering abdicating some decision-making authority to empower the management team.
- Abdicating her role as team captain, she believed it would foster a more collaborative environment.
- The patriarch surprised the family by abdicating control of the family business to his capable children.
- Abdicating his position on the committee, he felt it was time for new voices and perspectives.
- The leader was accused of abdicating ethical principles in pursuit of personal gain.
- In times of crisis, leaders sometimes find themselves abdicating certain powers to address immediate challenges.
- The CEO faced criticism for seemingly abdicating responsibility during a tumultuous period for the company.
- Abdicating decision-making to the expert panel, the company sought unbiased recommendations for its next strategic move.
FAQs About the word abdicating
of Abdicate
resigning,relinquishing, renouncing, abnegating, surrendering,ceding, denying, yielding, waiving, disowning
appropriating, claiming, claiming,assuming, assuming, appropriating, seizing, seizing, arrogating,protecting
The aging king was contemplating abdicating the throne in favor of his successor.
Faced with a moral dilemma, the politician was accused of abdicating his responsibilities to serve the public.
The CEO was considering abdicating some decision-making authority to empower the management team.
Abdicating her role as team captain, she believed it would foster a more collaborative environment.
