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abjure

[ab-joor, -jur] / æbˈdʒʊər, -ˈdʒɜr /


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If there was an abiding theme across X’s work and life, it was the attempt to subvert a fixed self, choosing to cycle through artistic personas and abjure her personal history.

From New York Times

Perhaps what ultimately tips “Skeleton Crew” in the other direction is the way it abjures cynicism in favor of connection.

From New York Times

For people who abjure racism and bigotry, there is no listening to Wallen without the simultaneous awareness of his infractions.

From New York Times

They have not abjured even the Oath Keepers.

From Salon

He abjured the hunt for home runs, but his on-base percentage was high.

From Los Angeles Times