Renounced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RENOUNCED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RENOUNCE, to disown, give up
• refuse or resign a right or position, especially one as an heir or trustee
• refuse to continue to recognize or abide by
• reject or abandon (a cause, bad habit, or way of life)
• formally declare one's abandonment of (a claim, right, or possession)

Words related to RENOUNCED

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How to use RENOUNCED in a sentence

• Chichester, however, had to be renounced, owing to the difficulty of residence.
• They renounced riches, professed absolute poverty, and wandered from village to city barefooted, and subsisting entirely on alms as beggars.
• Other evils God has permitted because it was only through them that certain higher goods, which ought not to be renounced, could be brought to pass.
• The Romans at home, when they ascertained it, renounced all hopes of him, and believing that he would survive but a short time longer fell off to Pompey.
• Hereupon he refused longer to regard the wooden driver as a possible instrument of precision, and forever renounced it.
• She refused the alms of the man who had betrayed her, renounced the world, and made a glory of her shame.
• He cannot be regarded to have renounced the world who hath merely withdrawn from worldly possessions.
• To most of us, living willingly in a sort of intellectual moonlight, in the faintly reflected light of truth, the shadows so firmly renounced by Mr.
• The priests essayed their pious efforts, and, under the gloomy menace of the Inquisition, some of the heretics renounced their errors.
• After saying her prayers, Esther had renounced her better life, the honor she had created for herself, her glory, her virtue, and her love.
• Amaury renounced his claims, and after that Simon became Earl of Leicester and steward of England.
• Likewise she renounced her two sons, the future emperor Tiberius, who had been born before her second marriage, as well as the one who had been born after.
• Augustus immediately marched into Poland against Stanislaus, and renounced his own resignation, as if it had been the effect of compulsion.
• When Kate Newby heard of this she became more convinced that there was something wrong with the theory and she thoroughly renounced it.
• The seventh renounced all he had meant to become in this world.
• At the last white-hot edge of ordeal, it was she who renounced, and he who had his way.
• He purposely renounced all attempts at the graces and flowers of poetry.
• Now, I would be glad to know when and where their successors have renounced this doctrine, and before what witnesses.
• The priest becomes for them a trusty brother who has for their sake renounced his sex and carnal delights.
• Commissioners from States that had renounced the Constitution, and withdrawn, as they claimed, from the Union, arrived at Jefferson City as apostles of treason.
• His arguments against federation were so logical and conclusive that it seemed for a while that the idea would have to be renounced.
• He dared, he renounced, everything in this world, in the hope of securing that eternity in the next, which had so suddenly been revealed to him.
• His own guilty conscience would tell him why he was renounced.
• Judaism shrank again into a purely Eastern religion, and renounced the dangerous compromise with Western ideas.

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