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renunciation
![The [[Bahubali]] statue symbolising absolute renunciation of [[Samsara]] (the weary wheel of death and reincarnation).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bahubali Shravana Belagola.jpg?width=200 "The [[Bahubali]] statue symbolising absolute renunciation of [[Samsara]] (the weary wheel of death and reincarnation).")
ACT OF RENOUNCING SOMETHING ONE PREVIOUSLY ENJOYED OR ENDORSED
Renunciant; Renunciants
(renunciations)
1.
The renunciation of a belief or a way of behaving is the public declaration that you reject it and have decided to stop having that belief or behaving in that way.
The talks were dependent on a renunciation of terrorism.
N-UNCOUNT: also N in pl
2.
The renunciation of a claim, title, or privilege is the act of officially giving it up.
...the renunciation of territory in the Mediterranean.
N-UNCOUNT
3.
Renunciation is the act of not allowing yourself certain pleasures for moral or religious reasons.
Gandhi exemplified the virtues of renunciation, asceticism and restraint.
= self-denial
N-UNCOUNT
renunciation
ACT OF RENOUNCING SOMETHING ONE PREVIOUSLY ENJOYED OR ENDORSED
Renunciant; Renunciants
n.
1.
Rejection, repudiation, abnegation, abjuration, disowning, disownment, disavowal, disavowment, disclaimer, recantation, denial, renouncement.
2.
Surrender, cession, abandonment, resignation, relinquishment.
renunciation
ACT OF RENOUNCING SOMETHING ONE PREVIOUSLY ENJOYED OR ENDORSED
Renunciant; Renunciants
n. 1) giving up a right, such as a right of inheritance, a gift under a will or abandoning the right to collect a debt on a note. 2) in criminal law, abandoning participation in a crime before it takes place, or an attempt to stop other participants from going ahead with the crime. A defendant may use renunciation as evidence of his/her innocence. Once the crime is underway, any claimed renunciation is factually too late.
