Abdicated is valid Scrabble Word

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9 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for ABDICATED in dictionary:

VERB:

fail to fulfil or undertake (a responsibility or duty)
(of a monarch) renounce one's throne

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to give up formally

Words related to ABDICATED

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How to use ABDICATED in a sentence

It was then Honoria abdicated that throne of conventional purity which hitherto she had held undisputed.
Many are the precedents of usurpation on the part of successful generals, and few indeed are those who have voluntarily abdicated power from lofty and patriotic motives.
He was, indeed, pleased with the idea of living in retirement like a patriarch, like a king who had willingly abdicated, but whose wise counsel was still sought and accepted.
But it has been decisive if the news of to-day be true, that Napoleon has abdicated.
They have abdicated their offices, which thereby become vacant.
Kings sometimes abdicated, giving up the crown perforce to a rival, or in high age to a kinsman.
Jusuf reigned until 1832, and abdicated in favor of a son.
In 1730 his father abdicated, but somewhat later wanted his son to restore the crown again.
Christina, Queen of Sweden, daughter of Gustavus Adolphus, influenced by romantic dreams, abdicated the throne and retired to the seclusion of the cloister.
He placed the crown on the head of this obscure individual, abdicated in his favour, and then died a mysterious death within his palace.

After suffering this disaster she died, or abdicated the throne in favour of her son Ninyas.
They signed an armistice September 29 and the king of Bulgaria abdicated October 3.
In 471 another ruler of Wei, Toba Hung, had a gigantic image of Buddha constructed and subsequently abdicated in order to devote himself to Buddhist studies.
He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us.
Not the less did such glory of past royalty surround the Tresilyan because she had abdicated, and never been dethroned.
The Emperor of Germany, and the kings of England and of Italy, had all voluntarily abdicated in favour of a republican form of government.
Meantime King Boris of Bulgaria abdicated and the Government was taken over by the people.
Maxentius, the son of the abdicated emperor Maximian, was also proclaimed Augustus by his soldiers, and prevailed upon his father once more to ascend the throne.
This position was strengthened Saturday afternoon when positive word came that the Kaiser had abdicated.
French troops approached the capital of Holland, and Louis abdicated in favour of his eldest son, and sought refuge in Austria.
At the end of the same month the Emperor abdicated the throne in favor of the Heir-apparent, and his own son was made the Heir-apparent to the new Emperor.
To this he added a document signed by Wamba, in which he abdicated the throne, and another in which he recommended Ervigio as his successor.
The first Don Carlos abdicated in 1844, and was succeeded by Don Carlos the Second, his son.
Lincoln, in March 1864, with that unselfish intelligence which distinguished him, abdicated his military functions in favour of General Grant.
The election completed, and the games celebrated, the dictator and master of the horse abdicated their offices.
Ratchis became king, a pious man who made truce with the pope, and in 749 abdicated and entered a monastery.
Lincoln abdicated his constitutional functions is absurd! Be this as it may, the fact is that the appointment brought no change of plan.
He wore it for two months and twelve days, and then abdicated in favour of a certain Ukinzir, an Aramean chief.
Then some part of the abdicated grievance is recalled from its exile in order to become a corrective of the correction.
It looked so weary and impotent as if she had abdicated the uneven struggle with circumstances.
After a reign of two years and one month Amadeus abdicated and went back to Italy, disgusted with the honors that had been thrust upon him.
The Tartar khan yielded with so much docility that he soon issued a manifesto in which he abdicated his throne, and transferred the whole dominion of his country to Catharine.
This he shrank from, and abdicated the throne a second time.
That limb restored him to a dignity he seemed to have abdicated.

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