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Traditional English :: abnegate
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abnegitur.html - v.tr. 1 give up or deny oneself (a pleasure etc.). 2 renounce or reject (a right or belief). abnegator n. [L abnegare abnegat- (as AB-, negare deny)] |
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Traditional English :: abnegation
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abnegitur.html - n.
1 denial; the rejection or renunciation of a doctrine.
2 = SELF-ABNEGATION. [OF abnegation or LL abnegatio (as ABNEGATE)] |
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Traditional English :: abnegate
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abnegitur.html - v.tr. 1 give up or deny oneself (a pleasure etc.). 2 renounce or reject (a right or belief). abnegator n. [L abnegare abnegat- (as AB-, negare deny)] |
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Traditional English :: abnegation
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abnegitur.html - n.
1 denial; the rejection or renunciation of a doctrine.
2 = SELF-ABNEGATION. [OF abnegation or LL abnegatio (as ABNEGATE)] |
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Traditional English :: abnegate
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abnegitur.html - v.tr. 1 give up or deny oneself (a pleasure etc.). 2 renounce or reject (a right or belief). abnegator n. [L abnegare abnegat- (as AB-, negare deny)] |
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Traditional English :: abnegation
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abnegitur.html - n.
1 denial; the rejection or renunciation of a doctrine.
2 = SELF-ABNEGATION. [OF abnegation or LL abnegatio (as ABNEGATE)] |
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