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abjuredverbpast tense of abjure to solemnly or formally reject or go back on (as something formerly adhered to)abjured some long-held beliefs when she converted to another religion abnegated, forswore(also foreswore), recanted, reneged, renounced, repealed, repudiated, retracted, took back, unsaid, withdrew contradicted, denied, disavowed, disclaimed, disowned, gainsaid, negated, negativedabandoned, bolted, forsook, gave up, relinquished, spurned, surrenderedcontroverted, disagreed (with), disproved, disputed, rebutted, refutedbacked down, backed off, backtrackeddisallowed, recalled, revoked adhered (to) acknowledged, admitted, affirmed, asserted, avowed, claimed, contended, declared, maintained, proclaimed, professed, stated, vouched, vowedbacked, confirmed, defended, endorsed(also indorsed), espoused, maintained, supported, upheldaccepted, adopted, embraced to resist the temptation ofa strict religious sect that abjures the luxuries, comforts, and conveniences of the modern world abstained (from), forbore, forwent(also forewent), kept (from), refrained (from), withheld (from) avoided, eschewed, shunnedchecked, constrained, curbed, inhibiteddenied, refused, rejected, repudiatedbucked, combated(or combatted), fought bowed (to), gave in (to), submitted (to), succumbed (to), surrendered (to), yielded (to) acquiesced (to), capitulated, conceded (to), knuckled under (to) |