What are the antonyms for ABJURE?
- allow, emphasize, accept, acknowledge, acquiesce, adhere, admit, adopt, advocate, affirm, assert, avow, back, bow, capitulate, cherish, claim, concede, confirm, contend, court, declare, defend, embrace, endorse, espouse, favor, give in, haunt, hold, keep, knuckle under, maintain, occupy, proclaim, profess, prosecute, protect, pursue, retain, seek, state, submit, succumb, support, surrender, undertake, uphold, vindicate, vouch, vow, yield.
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Synonyms for ABJURE
- pulling back,
- abjure,
- spurn,
- have done with,
- take the oath,
- deep-six,
- leaving out,
- renounce,
- revoke,
- throw overboard,
- keeping apart,
- not buy,
- Transgressed,
- proscribe,
- requisitioned,
- passed up,
- wash hands of,
- got away,
- enjoin from,
- calling on,
- renig,
- steer clear of,
- not touching,
- Obtest,
- contravene,
- abandon,
- retrogrades,
- sit on the fence,
- throwing overboard,
- took away,
- taking the cure,
- part with,
- kept back,
- passing on,
- be little,
- repudiate,
- take leave,
- pull back,
- gives ground,
- left alone,
- veto,
- send regrets,
- infract,
- counter order,
- by-passed,
- sheathe,
- pass up,
- unsays,
- toss over,
- turn back on,
- sit on one's hands,
- pass on,
- don't buy,
- have no truck with,
- Refusing,
- change mind,
- deny oneself,
- tergiverse,
- apply to,
- say no to,
- forsake,
- dial back,
- Reprobating,
- swear off,
- eating one's words,
- unsaying,
- sit on fence,
- parts with,
- Retrograding,
- left in the lurch,
- beg to be excused,
- call to,
- declare null and void,
- renege,
- Impetrate,
- drew in,
- draw in,
- be against,
- gave way,
- decline,
- taking leave,
- reprobates,
- take a hike,
- divorce from,
- draw away,
- overstep,
- gotten away,
- swearing off,
- not accepted,
- setting aside,
- Reprobated,
- go back on one's word,
- give up,
- turn thumbs down,
- not touch,
- took out,
- bag it,
- not accept,
- run along,
- fence-sit,
- resile,
- shakes off,
- have change of heart,
- adios,
- deep-sixed,
- Infracted,
- take the cure,
- taking away,
- taboo,
- fly in the face of,
- called in,
- infringe,
- leave out,
- Tabooing,
- recant,
- starves,
- called to,
- turn down,
- Forsworn,
- forgoing,
- weasel out of,
- passed on,
- packs in,
- pulls back,
- starve,
- weasel out,
- nag,
- waive,
- Ejected,
- cast aside,
- offend,
- take exception to,
- recall,
- parting with,
- retract,
- deep-sixes,
- make scarce,
- disallow,
- Shied,
- sat out,
- gets away,
- by-passes,
- call on,
- sit out,
- applied to,
- tossed aside,
- shutting out,
- call in,
- junking,
- beg,
- Forgone,
- forgo,
- swept away,
- take the pledge,
- deep-sixing,
- jettison,
- fall back,
- go back on,
- breached,
- giving ground,
- shake off,
- abdicate,
- change one's mind,
- forget it,
- pack in,
- let well enough alone,
- Retrograded,
- Ratted,
- deny,
- not hear of,
- took the pledge,
- leave high and dry,
- by-passing,
- ratting,
- take oath,
- conflict with,
- withheld,
- disavow,
- Infracting,
- welsh,
- fly in face of,
- shy away from,
- withholds,
- Embargoing,
- exfiltrate,
- keep aloof,
- withhold,
- ease out,
- shies,
- toss aside,
- taking out,
- Tabooed,
- leave holding the bag,
- go back on word,
- take away,
- apostacize,
- interpose,
- Negatived,
- free of,
- not think of,
- Shying,
- called on,
- keep from,
- forswear,
- sweep away,
- reel in,
- left out,
- relinquish,
- counterorder,
- Withdrew,
- discard,
- passes on,
- NIGS,
- packed in,
- Breaching,
- get lost,
- take back,
- declared null and void,
- giving way,
- leave,
- get away,
- abstain,
- junked,
- turned back on,
- seclude oneself,
- give the go by,
- abstains from,
- leave flat,
- back out of,
- parted with,
- withdraw,
- divorce oneself from,
- abstain from,
- Embargoed,
- disclaim,
- leave in lurch,
- By-pass,
- pulled back,
- go on the wagon,
- quitclaim,
- unsay,
- nixing,
- zinging,
- keeps back,
- eat one's words,
- leave alone,
- disown,
- kept apart,
- make oneself scarce,
- getting away,
- keeping back,
- give way,
- keep apart,
- eschew,
- give ground,
- refuse to recognize,
- implores,
- put by,
- wash one's hands of,
- worm out of,
- steering clear of,
- Obsecrate,
- leaves out,
- fence-sitting,
- Forbore,
- keep back,
- Negativing,
- is against.
Usage Examples for ABJURE
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If he failed to compound for his crime, he had to appear before the coroner, clothed in sackcloth, confess his crime, and abjure the realm. - "Old Church Lore" by William Andrews
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But Agostino backed his entreaty to her to abjure that song; Rocco gave way, and half shyly requested her to think of prudence. - "Vittoria, v4" by George Meredith
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Adore then the terrestrial influences, and abjure Mahomet. - "The History of the Caliph Vathek" by William Beckford
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It would have led them through Bavarian territory, and thereby perhaps afforded Duke William, the ruler of the country, occasion to abjure his neutrality and turn openly against the Smalcalds. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers" by Georg Ebers
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If he consented, he was reconciled, and was subjected to punishments and penances; if he refused, he was excommunicated; and if he did not demand absolution, or promise to abjure after the space of one year, he was considered as an obstinate heretic, and proceeded against as such. - "The History of the Inquisition of Spain from the Time of its Establishment to the Reign of Ferdinand VII." by Juan Antonio Llorente
