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abjures Meaning
abjures
to abstain from, to renounce upon oath, to reject solemnly, to disclaim formally or renounce upon oath, to give up, abandon, or reject solemnly, renounce
abjures Sentence Examples
- The ascetic abjured worldly possessions, vowing to live a life of poverty.
- The doctor abjured the use of antibiotics, believing they were overly prescribed.
- The religious leader abjured violence, advocating for peace and compassion.
- The philosopher abjured certainty, recognizing the limits of human knowledge.
- The environmentalist abjured plastic, striving to reduce their impact on the planet.
- The politician abjured demagoguery, choosing to engage in honest and thoughtful debate.
- The artist abjured realism, embracing the realm of the abstract and surreal.
- The therapist abjured judgment, creating a safe space for clients to explore their emotions.
- The scientist abjured bias, conducting research with integrity and objectivity.
- The athlete abjured performance-enhancing drugs, believing in the power of fair competition.
FAQs About the word abjures
to abstain from, to renounce upon oath, to reject solemnly, to disclaim formally or renounce upon oath, to give up, abandon, or reject solemnly, renounce
contradicts,renounces, denies, retracts, withdraws, takes back, forswears, disavows, reneges,abandons
affirms, endorses, proclaims, professes, states, acknowledges, maintains, supports, declares, adheres (to)
The ascetic abjured worldly possessions, vowing to live a life of poverty.
The doctor abjured the use of antibiotics, believing they were overly prescribed.
The religious leader abjured violence, advocating for peace and compassion.
The philosopher abjured certainty, recognizing the limits of human knowledge.
