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abnegation
This term carries a heavy sense of solemnity and intentionality, often associated with a moral or spiritual imperative. It describes a conscious decision to strip away comforts or privileges, creating a stark contrast between the individual's desires and their actual behavior. While similar to sacrifice, it emphasizes the act of rejection and the void left behind rather than the gain achieved through the loss.
In a social or political context, it refers to the formal relinquishing of power or a claim. Because it is an uncountable noun when referring to the general practice of self-denial, it typically requires a partitive construction like an act of abnegation when referring to a specific instance of renunciation.
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His total abnegation of worldly pleasures surprised his family.
The monk lived a life of strict abnegation and prayer.
I cannot believe she chose the abnegation of her inheritance for a simple life.
True spiritual growth requires a degree of self abnegation.
The king signed the document as an act of abnegation of his royal powers.
Is this kind of abnegation really necessary for the mission?
He viewed his abnegation of the throne as a sacrifice for the peace of the realm.
The ascetic's abnegation was a testament to his unwavering faith.