Abjure is valid Scrabble Word

Is abjure a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for ABJURE in dictionary:

VERB:

to renounce under oath
solemnly renounce (a belief, cause, or claim)
deny or renounce on oath
To renounce upon oath; to forswear; to disavow; as, to abjure allegiance to a prince. To abjure the realm, is to swear to abandon it forever.
To renounce or reject with solemnity; to recant; to abandon forever; to reject; repudiate; as, to abjure errors.
To renounce on oath.
formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief, usually under pressure

Words related to ABJURE

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Words that contain ABJURE

abjured17 abjurer16 abjures16 abjurers17 unabjured19

How to use ABJURE in a sentence

The laity indeed obeyed, but the clergy, with the Archbishop of York at their head, absolutely refused to abjure obedience to Pope and Primate.
The unhappy monarch asked if this were really so, and, on its being confirmed by Pizarro he consented to abjure his own religion, and receive baptism.
Suffice it to say, that so far as pork is concerned, we abjure all to leave it severely alone.
No doubt they think me weak enough for them to imagine that they can force me thereby to abjure my religion and break my word.
These laws compelled every one to abjure allegiance to the British crown, and swear allegiance to the state in which he resided.
He commanded Christians to abjure their faith, invoke the gods, pour out libations to the statues of the emperor, burn incense to idols, and curse Christ.
Under the influence of the Ferrarese friar, he determined to abjure the world, and entered the Dominican Order in 1491.
We left the dairy half inclined to abjure butter-making for the future.
On his knees, with his hand on the Bible, he was compelled to abjure and curse the doctrine of the movement of the earth.
He often cautioned Friends against laying too much stress on their own peculiar forms, while they professed to abjure forms.

Without a murmur he surrendered wealth, power and rank, but neither entreaties nor menaces could induce him in a single point to abjure his Christian faith.
It had been the most earnest dying injunction of his father that he should not abjure the Catholic faith.
On receiving this the victim might either openly abjure his former ways, or might fly from the country.
I did grievous wrong ever to wed with one reared a Protestant, however she might abjure the errors in which she was brought up.
His life was spared, but his property was confiscated, and he was ordered to abjure the realm.
I mean to try to be quiet, and abjure for the future the night air.
Religion had won for them a repentance for their crime, but could not induce them to abjure their love.
Whatever may be your situation, I cannot but commend your resolution to abjure and abandon the publication and composition of works such as those to which you have alluded.
Respect for you has induced me to enter into this discussion, and to hear principles uttered, which I detest and abjure.
It would seem that this spiritual person had been accustomed to ridicule the Governor and Fellows of the college, since he was commanded to abjure that bad habit also.
They were held to be unfit to exist as an integral part of the body politic, and either destroyed or, as an alternative, constrained to abjure the realm.
If he was found guilty of the offence a third time, he was compelled to abjure the City.
Men, who abjure the divine right of kings, would be very indignant, if on that account they were considered disloyal.
But this rough magic, he informed them, he would abjure, after working his airy charms.
There was another violent contest between the two parties, on the import of a bill requiring all subjects in office to abjure king James on pain of imprisonment.
They were prevailed on to abjure, and were dismissed.
But there immediately occurred an incident which required that Edward should either openly declare his pretensions, or forever renounce and abjure them.
A few years later the veteran philosopher Galileo had to abjure the same doctrine on his knees in order to escape a similar fate.
I hereby abjure, for evermore, any superstitious prejudice against the ill luck of Fridays.
Yet you have just said, were you young Waverly, you would renounce parental authority, and abjure your name.
I appeal to the Church Universal as to whether I should abjure them.
Four justices could oblige him to abjure his faith or sell his estates.
In words a man may pretend to abjure their empire, but in reality he will remain subject to it all the while.
To have acceded to the demand would have been to abjure the most cherished principles of her political existence.
But now I heartily repent having done all this, and here abjure all Satanic arts.
The Gothic Christians, once detached from the worship of Odin and Thor, abjure from their hearts all trust in the elements, and all worship of ideas.
They abjure the world, that they may not imbibe its spirit.
A few years later we shall again meet him, when he had recovered his better nature, and would not abjure, and died as a brave man should die.

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