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Meaning of abjure
to formally or publicly give up something, especially a belief, activity, or habit
Etymology of abjure
The word "abjure" comes from the Old French word "abjurer", which is derived from the Latin words "ab" (meaning "away from") and "jurare" (meaning "to swear")
Historically, the word was used in the context of law, religion, and politics to describe the act of formally renouncing or rejecting something, often under oath or with solemnity
Synonyms
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- to solemnly renounce or reject a belief, doctrine, or practice
- * to give up or abandon a habit, activity, or way of life
- * to formally or publicly disavow a previous statement, action, or allegiance
Usage Examples
- The king was forced to abjure his claim to the throne
- * She had to abjure her faith in order to marry the man she loved
- * The company had to abjure its policy of discrimination in order to avoid a lawsuit