renounced (Meaning)

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renounced (imp. & p. p.)

of Renounce

After years of acrimony, the warring siblings renounced their bitter feud.
The politician renounced his controversial remarks to avoid further backlash.
The religious organization renounced its former beliefs and embraced a more progressive stance.
The athlete renounced the use of performance-enhancing drugs, vowing to compete fairly.
The heiress renounced her inheritance, choosing to live a simple life free from material possessions.
The king renounced his throne, abdicating in favor of his more capable son.
The rebel group renounced violence, opting instead for peaceful negotiations.
The environmental activist renounced her previous support of nuclear power, recognizing its potential dangers.
The priest renounced his clerical vows, embracing a life outside the confines of the church.
The convict renounced his criminal ways, vowing to make amends for his past actions.

of Renounce

abdicated,resigned, relinquished,ceded, surrendered, denied, waived, disavowed, abnegated, deserted

confiscated, assumed, claimed, assumed, confiscated,claimed, appropriated, appropriated, usurped, took over

After years of acrimony, the warring siblings renounced their bitter feud.

The politician renounced his controversial remarks to avoid further backlash.

The religious organization renounced its former beliefs and embraced a more progressive stance.

The athlete renounced the use of performance-enhancing drugs, vowing to compete fairly.