What is another word for renounced ?

To have prevented oneself from

neutralised^UK

neutralized^US

baulked^UK

balked^US

spoilt^UK

spoiled^US

given a wide berth to

weaselled^UK

kept one's distance from

kept clear of

tuned out

turned a blind eye to

weaseled^US

gave something a miss

backed out of

gotten away from

given something a miss

got away from

blown off

blew off

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Verb

given into the custody of

Past tense for to relinquish a right or position

divorced oneself from

separated oneself from

authorized^US

authorised^UK

tasked

sent

invested

put into the hands of

channelled^UK

channeled^US

patronized^US

allowed to look after

patronised^UK

gave into the charge of

gave into the care of

given into the charge of

given into the care of

gave into the custody of

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“Further, there is no reason why a legatee cannot effectively renounce his entitlement to shares without executing a deed.”

Verb

Past tense for to reject or refuse to recognize or abide by (something)

“The sisters of the Monastery of S. Damiano were being asked to renounce the very thing that Francis had embraced.”

Verb

had nothing more to do with

Past tense for to abandon or leave something or someone

had done with

divorced oneself from

refused to acknowledge

cut off without a penny

had no more truck with

let well enough alone

run out

cut off without a cent

backpedaled^US

refused to take advantage of

looked down one's nose at

relinquished one's position

separated oneself from

severed relations with

refused to recognize

given someone the big E

gave the elbow

absented oneself from

formed a splinter group

wormed out of

stood down

shuffled out of

handed in your notice

given someone the push

walked out

had nothing to do with

gave someone the push

left flat

went over the fence

given the elbow

gave someone the big E

took oneself off from

taken oneself off from

weaselled^UK

gone back on your word

went back on your word

given a wide berth to

given the red light

gave the thumbs down

given the thumbs down

given someone the air

gave someone the air

abandoned belief

gone over to the other side

went over to the other side

gone over to the enemy

went over to the enemy

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“Motivated by a profound religious vocation, he decided to renounce his belongings and leave his family.”

Verb

Past tense for to take back something that has been said or agreed on

backpedaled^US

apologized^US

apologised^UK

declared null and void

weaselled^UK

went back on your word

gone back on your word

done an about-turn on

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“Some were quarreling with one another while others shouted at the Sage to renounce her words.”

Verb

resisted the temptation to

Past tense for to give up or abstain from something

restrained oneself from

prevented oneself from

gave something a miss

had nothing to do with

cut it out

avoided doing something

given something a miss

given a wide berth to

knocked something on the head

spelled^US

brought to a standstill

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“People were asked to take the pledge and renounce alcohol in all forms.”

Verb

Past tense for formally put an end to

knocked something on the head

declared null and void

Verb

Past tense for to disagree with or dispute

Verb

taken part in an uprising

Past tense for to become disobedient against authority

mounted the barricades

refused to obey orders

took part in an uprising

taken up arms against

mobilized^US

mobilised^UK

defied the authorities

refused to obey

fought in the streets

took part in an insurrection

taken part in an insurrection

manned the barricades

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Verb

Past tense for to delay taking action

Adjective