1. Abdication: as in resignation, departure

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3. That is abdication, not negotiation.

4. It contained my abdication papers.

5. Napoleon signed his abdication on June

6. It results in catastrophes like the abdication.

7. What does Abdication mean? Information and translations of Abdication in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

8. An Abdication is a type of resignation.

9. Overdue payment will be regarded as abdication.

10. To transfer ( sovereignty ) by abdication or will.

11. It was a shocking abdication of responsibility.

12. The king signed the instrument of abdication.

13. Definition of Abdication in the Definitions.net dictionary

14. After an Abdication, the office remains vacant until …

15. My Lord, is that advisable without the abdication?

16. This almost formal abdication of fatherhood hurt him.

17. There had been a complete abdication of responsibility.

18. 21 This almost formal abdication of fatherhood hurt him.

19. Abdication definition is - an act of Abdicating: such as

20. Little is known about Ulrich V after his abdication.

21. Abdication is precluded by the lack of a possible successor.

22. Realizing disadvantages, Tugh Temür declared abdication and summoned his brother.

23. The officers took over and forced his abdication in 19

24. Abdication of a lot of places cannot draw housing accumulation fund.

25. The council denied that their decision represented any abdication of responsibility.

26. In these cases, Abdication standing proposes that states could articulate an injury based on the breach of a federal guarantee to the states that Abdication inevitably constitutes

27. ‘That's an Abdication of responsibility towards the most vulnerable members of society.’ ‘It is a self-conscious Abdication of responsibility, for the sake of an individual ego.’ ‘Yet any implication of presidential Abdication of the policy formulation role in this sphere is a misconstruction.’

28. ‘That's an Abdication of responsibility towards the most vulnerable members of society.’ ‘It is a self-conscious Abdication of responsibility, for the sake of an individual ego.’ ‘Yet any implication of presidential Abdication of the policy formulation role in this sphere is a misconstruction.’

29. Another word for Abdication: resignation, quitting, retirement, retiral Collins English Thesaurus

30. This time, she promise the promise, can't again abdication second time.

31. He ascended the throne upon the abdication of his father, Akihito

32. Abdication, ecclesiastically considered, is the resignation of a benefice or clerical dignity

33. The king announced abdication, but the tribal leaders opposed the king's will.

34. Resignation, quitting, retirement, retiral (chiefly Scot.) the Abdication of Edward VIII 2

35. At this, the first mention between them of Abdication, Wallis burst into tears

36. The dance of our glances, challenge, abdication, effacement, the perfume of our consternation.

37. He will uphold the judgement toto Sa on January announce the reason of abdication.

38. Nicholas II - Nicholas II - Abdication and death: When riots broke out in Petrograd (St

39. This time melancholy and martyrdom are not going to define his abdication of power .

40. However, by around 1573, Nobunaga began demanding the Emperor's abdication, but the Emperor refused.

41. Edward VIII Abdicated by virtue of the His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936

42. The King's abdication was recognised a day later in the External Relations Act of the Irish Free State and legislation eventually passed in South Africa declared that the abdication took effect there on 10 December.

43. The King’s Abdication was recognised a day later in the External Relations Act of the Irish Free State and legislation eventually passed in South Africa declared that the Abdication took effect there on 10 December

44. Synonyms for Abnegations include renunciation, surrenders, abandonment, refusal, rejection, repudiations, relinquishments, abjuration, eschewals and abdication

45. King Edward VIII’s last act in his 326-day reign was signing his own Abdication

46. Socialite Wallis Simpson led to the king's Abdication in 1936, an event that also brought …

47. Subsequently, the abdication of Napoleon in order to put an end to his political career.

48. In the midst of his Abdication preoccupations Baldwin made one major speech on another subject.

49. “ Abdication beautifully evokes the troubled thirties, with its high-stakes politics, easy money, and social tensions

50. The Abdication speech survives today as it was recorded by BBC engineers, in defiance of orders

51. I do not see it so much as an alienation but as sort of an abdication

52. American divorcee whose marriage to Edward VIII created a constitutional crisis leading to his abdication.

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54. After an Abdication, the office remains vacant until a successor is named by appointment or election.

55. Historians note that the Royal Family has survived scandals, an abdication and dereliction of duty before.

56. Abdication is the formal act of stepping down from something, especially a king giving up the throne

57. Account of Edward VIII ‘s Abdication: the drama surrounding those events has never ceased to compel me

58. She signed the Act of Abdication (Dutch: Akte van Abdicatie) as a witness for the delegation of Curaçao.

59. On the same day as the Abdication, King George VI bestowed upon Edward the family name of Windsor

60. Unlike resignation, Abdication is not a matter of the relinquishment of a position to an employer or a superior

61. 13 synonyms and near synonyms of Abdication from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 5 antonyms and near antonyms

62. Other commentators discussed the film's representation of historical detail, especially the reversal of Winston Churchill's opposition to abdication.

63. Abdication is the act of resigning from an office (official job), especially from being the leader of a country

64. Then Maximilian announced the abdication without the Kaiser's consent, and resigned in favour of Ebert on 9 November 1918 .

65. These range from problems on the part of African countries themselves to the international community’s abdication of its commitments.

66. Abdication is a formal renunciation of an office, along with the rights, privileges, and power associated with that office

67. Unlike resignation, Abdication is not a matter of the relinquishment of a position to an employer or a superior

68. He supposed that if the British people would not accept Wallis Simpson then abdication was the only possible solution.

69. In the Colonial Office, which disliked the raj as a constitutional anomaly, a swift voluntary abdication was hoped for.

70. I compared the planetary patterns at the time of the abdication crisis in l936 with those that are around now.

71. Giving up, yielding, surrender, waiving, renunciation, cession, relinquishment, abjuration Edward was titled Duke of Windsor after his Abdication of the throne.

72. The Besmircher, in his sacrilegious abdication, has been formally chastised for his role in casting chagrin on this sacred discipline

73. The following day, it was given legislative form by special Act of Parliament: His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936.

74. Upon Abdication, Edward and Mrs Simpson were created the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and went to France in voluntary exile

75. In September 1932, a senior prince threatened the king's abdication if a permanent constitution did not grant the palace greater power.

76. The King drafted an abdication notice, which was never delivered, finally accepted the defeat in North America, and authorised peace negotiations.

77. That is precisely why we believe in principle what we are doing today is a virtual abdication of parliamentary rights of review.

78. His defeat in 1814 was followed by his abdication and exile, but he escaped the following year to begin the Hundred Days.

79. The elaborate Abdication ritual began at a Shinto shrine Tuesday morning as Japan embraced the end of his reign with reminiscence and hope …

80. Edward & Mrs Simpson was based on Frances Donaldson’s explosive book Edward VIII: The Road to Abdication, written two years after the death …