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abjuration [Brit abdʒəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, Am ˌæbdʒəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] N form

abjuration (of right, title)

renonciation f (of à)

abjuration (of claim)

abandon m (of de)

abjuration (of religion)

abjuration f (of de)

abjuration (of vice)

reniement m (of de)

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It occurred to me that abjuration was the school of magic manipulating magic (for example, dispel magic)... which means that abjurers really ought to be the nastiest spell-duelists out there. en.wikipedia.org

She signed an abjuration, and accepted a sentence of perpetual imprisonment, putting on the female dress she had refused since the start of her mission. www.historyextra.com

If they failed to abjure their heretical beliefs, or relapsed after an initial abjuration, they would... be burnt, that such punishment may strike fear into the minds of others... en.wikipedia.org

This hard-nosed literal-mindedness, which he would retain his entire life, fit firmly into an apparent abjuration of his father's excesses of character and work. www.wired.com

His abjuration of politics is influenced by his holy vows as a monastic brother, but also comes of having fought and seen destruction by political will during the crusades. en.wikipedia.org

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