| From that point on, you have essentially abnegated all moral authority over how said baby will be raised in the future. |
| This physical prowess and skill is totally abnegated if it is buoyed up or replaced by pharmaceutical, chemical or physiological experimentation and manipulation. |
| They have abnegated all morality and all fellow feeling for the rest of mankind. |
| When the United States allowed the President to make himself a dictator, Cubans promulgated a new constitution that abnegated the hated Platt Amendment. |
| Even in such flawed Euro-productions as this, she is able to shine in a manner all too often abnegated by more parochial home-grown fare. |
| To develop a critical attitude towards the unmeasured violence of Simone and the abnegated generosity of Rocco. |
