Renouncing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RENOUNCING 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 RENOUNCING

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How to use RENOUNCING in a sentence

• Without renouncing the struggle, he therefore waited for some opportunity which he might turn to good account.
• Altogether, he was a sincerely benevolent young man, interested in ideas, and renouncing personal ease for the sake of study, religious communion, and good works.
• Even in renouncing the Constitutions of Clarendon at Avranches Henry abandoned more in word than in deed.
• As he realized all this he thought, not without a pang, of the future and of the unknown possible happiness it might hold for him and which he was renouncing forever.
• With an almost exultant joy, with the enthusiasm of an old-time devotee, she sings of that immortality which consists in renouncing all which is personal.
• Still we are not ashamed to purchase some few days to languish here below, renouncing eternal kingdom by separating ourselves from Him by whose energy we are sustained in life.
• The old gods lent a portion of their charm even to Christian mythology, and showered their beauty-bloom on saints who died renouncing them.
• By renouncing desire and aversion the gods have attained prosperity.
• If I do not see king Nala within a few days and nights, I shall seek my good by renouncing this body.
• So there seemed no prospect of his being able to renounce his trade, though there was a considerable prospect of its renouncing him, as he was from time to time informed.
• Fenwick finished, once more denying and renouncing the part that had been assigned to him, and maintaining his innocence.
• I swear by God that I have wept for thee to see thee following thy selfish passions and renouncing Him Who fashioned thee and brought thee into being.
• I know a woman of fifty who never had but one lover, who dying early, she became devout, renouncing all but her husband.
• The truth is that he suffered cruelly after renouncing his studies and seeing himself condemned to a life of manual labor.
• If a man did not foresee death and fear it, he might never come at all to the unnatural thought of renouncing life.
• Renouncing the honours at which the world aims, I desire only to know the truth, and to live as well as I can, and, when I die, to die as well as I can.
• A DAUGHTER OF THE LAND In which Kate Bates fights for her freedom against long odds, renouncing the easy path of luxury.
• The blow fell on Justine with tragic suddenness, and she reeled under it, thinking darkly of death, and renouncing all hopes of future happiness.
• Night and day she stood by him, renouncing her own sin for ever.
• In renouncing the interest of the emperor, he would have exposed his German dominions.
• This declaration was by some considered as the prelude of his renouncing his engagements with the house of Austria.
• If five people meet together to seek for truth, they must begin by cutting themselves free from all their own special conditions and renouncing all preconceived ideas.
• To those who stand firm in the Covenant, this habit is therefore censured both by reason and experience, and renouncing it will bring relief and peace of mind to all men.
• Renouncing anger, and pride, and negligence, it behoveth a man to follow the course directed by the monarch.
• Lopamudra also, O timid one, endued with youth and beauty, followed Agastya, renouncing all the objects of enjoyment unattainable by men.
• And the thought that she was renouncing home and all for my sake, softened my heart and nerved me to every exertion.
• They formed themselves into associations throughout the colonies, renouncing the use of teas and other imported luxuries, and engaged to card, spin and weave their own clothing.
• The Emperor considered it necessary, however, to go through the form of renouncing the two provinces.
• Seward now said that the country still adhered to the ancient principle for which it had once fought, and was glad to find England renouncing her old-time error.
• I cannot refuse attention and obedience to them without renouncing my destination.
• Alexis replied by renouncing all claim to the succession.
• Although the thought of renouncing two of them was painful to him, his greatest consideration was the dowry which he must thus lose.
• Nobody could ever know the scented humiliation of the handkerchief, or the agony of the faded ring, or the renouncing love which had written the poor foolish letter.
• In India no religious teacher can expect a hearing unless he begins by renouncing the world.
• But in any case to which the consequence might point, there was nothing to impress her with the idea of renouncing her duration.

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