Definition
Definition of renouncing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
decisiongiving up or rejecting something
- He made a renouncing gesture, indicating he was done with the argument.
2.
declarationformally declaring abandonment
- The renouncing statement was clear; he would no longer support the cause.
Origin of renouncing
Old French, renoncer (to give up) + -ing (action)
Terms with renouncing included in their meaning
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legal
act of renouncing a claim or right
formal renunciation
related to the act of renouncing formally
rejection
renouncing or rejecting something
rejection
rejecting or renouncing a claim or right
renunciation
process of renouncing any connection or responsibility
commitment
renouncing or rejecting something
legal
act of renouncing something under oath
legal
actively renouncing or denying something under oath
Examples of renouncing in a sentence
His renouncing of the throne shocked everyone. The renouncing letter shocked everyone. Her renouncing attitude was evident in her speech.
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- French:renonçant, ...
- German:verzichtend, ...
- Italian:abbandonante, ...
- Spanish:renunciante, ...
- Portuguese:renunciante, ...
- Chinese:放弃的, 声明放弃的, ...
- Japanese:放棄, ...
- Arabic:مُتَخَلٍّ, مُتَنَازِل, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹוַתֵּר, מִתְנַעֵר, ...
- Russian:отречение, отказ, ...
- Ukrainian:відмовляючий, ...
- Hindi:त्यागपूर्ण, त्यागसूचक, ...
Definition of renounce - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
public rejectionreject a belief or way of behaving publicly
- She renounced her former political views.
2.
formal abandonmentformally declare one's abandonment of a claim, right, or possession
- He decided to renounce his inheritance..
3.
relationshipRare disown or refuse further association with someoneRare
- They renounced their ties with the organization.
Noun
gameTECH. act of not following suit in cardsTECH.
- He made a renounce during the bridge game.
Expressions with renounce
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give up pleasures, possessions, and society for spiritual reasons
He decided to renounce the world and live in solitude.
Origin of renounce
Latin, re- (again) + nuntiare (announce)
Examples of renounce in a sentence
They urged him to renounce his allegiance publicly. She chose to renounce her royal title. They decided to renounce their membership in the club. He decided to renounce his friendship with the controversial figure. She had to renounce her allegiance to the former leader. His renounce was unexpected, changing the game's outcome.
A strategic renounce can sometimes be advantageous in cards.
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- French:renoncer, renonce, ...
- German:verzichten, Farbverzicht, ...
- Italian:rinunciare, renonce, ...
- Spanish:renunciar, descarte, ...
- Portuguese:renunciar, renúncia, ...
- Chinese:放弃, 不跟牌, ...
- Japanese:放棄する, リナウンス, ...
- Arabic:تَخَلَّى عَنْ, إسقاط, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַעֵר, רְתִיעָה, ...
- Russian:отрекаться, ренонс, ...
- Ukrainian:відмовлятися, відмова, ...
- Hindi:सार्वजनिक रूप से त्याग करना, रिनाउंस, ...
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