Abdication is valid Scrabble Word

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10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for ABDICATION in dictionary:

NOUN:

an act of abdicating
an act of abdicating or renouncing the throne
failure to fulfil a responsibility or duty
The act of abdicating; the renunciation of a high office, dignity, or trust, by its holder; commonly the voluntary renunciation of sovereign power; as, abdication of the throne, government, power, authority.
a formal resignation and renunciation of powers

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to cast of; discard

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How to use ABDICATION in a sentence

The Allies were officially notified of the abdication of Nicholas II and informed by Foreign Minister Milukoff that Russia would stay in the war with them to the end.
People of Luxemburg demand abdication of Grand Duchess.
CHAPTER VI FROM THE GOVERNMENT OF MARGARET OF AUSTRIA TO THE ABDICATION OF THE EMPEROR CHARLES V.
A revolution of a drastic description seemed to be inevitable, and, really, Cosimo had no other course than abdication.
There are few things in history so touching as the position of Napoleon at Fontainebleau, during the few days which preceded his abdication and departure for the Island of Elba.
Upon this principle, the right of abdication may probably be founded.
Something like that, one may imagine, must be the private fun of abdication.
The chastity of marriage exists by a total abdication of what is opposed to it from a principle of religion, 147-149.
News comes from Athens that King Constantine is realising his position and contemplates abdication in favour of the Crown Prince George.
Ferdinand of Bulgaria has joined the League of Abdication, and according to a Sofia telegram, will devote himself to scientific pursuits.

But trouble did not cease with the abdication of King Milan.
He returned to the capital, and there witnessed the second imperial abdication, and the capitulation of Paris, before he thought of consulting his safety by flight.
He had punished with death a father who ventured to blame his act, and to forget that by abdication he had sunk himself to the position of a subject.
Absolute revolution and abdication from the Florence villa.
The humility of the great abdication was in her eyes.
The abdication of King Constantine in June, 1917, was due to his opposition to the forces in the government which desired to join the Allies in the war against Germany.
This was the situation, in a general way, which led to his abdication and his retirement to Berlin, with the Queen, in the summer of 1917.
This was followed by the surrender of Austria on November 8 and the abdication of the Emperor Charles.
This voluntary abdication by Sulla of the sovereignty of the Roman world has excited the astonishment and admiration of both ancient and modern writers.
Upon the abdication of Diocletian and his colleague, the two Caesars, Constantius and Galerius, assumed the title of Augustus.
By April the twentieth the abdication of Jack Frost was complete.
The fortunes of Germany, luckily for herself, had been separated from those of Spain at the abdication of Charles V.
It seemed like the voluntary and unexpected abdication of an Alexander, still able to add to his conquests and trophies.
Here he learned that Napoleon, far from respecting and fulfilling the conditions of his abdication, had united the kingdom of Holland with the empire.
It was much like that had in England upon the abdication of James the Second.
The three brothers Fischer, who had been ruined by the abdication at Fontainebleau, in despair joined the irregular troops in 1815.
In this crisis Charles Albert thought of abdication.
So attempts were made to conciliate her by proposing marriage with some harmless Scottish noble, conjoined with her abdication.
His compulsory abdication afforded the emperor of the East an opportunity of interfering in the cause of orthodoxy.
When Bismarck arrived there he found the King sitting at his table, and in front of him the act of abdication, already signed.
It was one last chance, and the King tore up the act of abdication.
Its abdication, however, was half playful, for he could always find excellent grounds for what the demon commanded.
From that partial abdication of self there sprang, however, a sadness, a dread of what might be in store for her later on.
He was however soon seized, lights were brought in, and an act of abdication was read to him which he was required to sign.
It was the defection of Berthier and Marmont, whom he regarded as his most trusted and loyal comrades-in-arms, that crushed the Emperor at the time of the first abdication.
One word more, however, for I cannot agree coldly to your abdication.

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