abandon, chuck out, cut out, disclaim, disuse, get along without, leave off, pass up, reject, scout, throw up
Definitionv. formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief
Last update: April 18, 2021
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With a crusade, Ninoslav was baptized, only to abjure Christianity in 1233. [verb]
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When he came into the theatre the proconsul urged him to "revile Christ," and promised, if he would consent to abjure his faith, that he would set him at liberty. [verb]
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He abjured his religion at a very young age. [verb]
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In her flight she had left her husband and abjured her religion. [verb]
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So Henry made up his mind to abjure his faith. [verb]
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"I perceive," he said, "that you are of those who abjure the heresies of De Quincey." [Please select]
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Browning never abjured the active habits of the English traveller. [Please select]
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Will he abjure the doctrines on which his fame rests. [Please select]
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