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abdicate ['&bdykejt] |
The word "abdicate" refers
to voluntarily giving up or renouncing a position of power, authority,
or responsibility. It is often used when monarchs or rulers give up
their throne or crown. Abdication can also occur in other domains, such as someone relinquishing their role or duties in an organization or a project. The term implies an intentional decision to step down from a leadership position. Examples of using the word "abdicate" in sentences: The king decided to abdicate the throne and retire from his duties. The CEO was under pressure and chose to abdicate his responsibility for the company's financial failure. The politician's scandal forced him to relinquish his position as mayor. The queen's decision to abdicate surprised the nation. The ageing dictator reluctantly agreed to surrender power after years of oppressive rule. |
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Explain the word "abdicate". Give some examples of using the word "abdicate" in sentences.