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self-renunciation
[self-ri-nuhn-see-ey-shuhn, self-]
noun
renunciation of one's own will, interests, etc.
self-renunciation
noun
the renunciation of one's own rights, claims, interest, etc, esp in favour of those of others
Other 51Թ Forms
- self-renunciatory adjective
- ˌ-ˈԳܲԳٴǰ adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of self-renunciation1
Example Sentences
If this is followed to its logical conclusion, Harvard will undergo nothing short of total self-renunciation.
The first condition of all really great moral excellence is a spirit of genuine self-sacrifice and self-renunciation.
"Far be it from me to belittle them who recognized their hard and repulsive duty in the plague last winter, and performed it with utter self-renunciation," said Stephen Hopkins.
“By hope and faith and charity, and the sublime doctrine of self-renunciation, all will yet come right, my father.”
The least act of pure self-renunciation hallows, for the moment, all within its sphere.
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