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He was required to abjure, curse and detest those opinions.
en.wikipedia.org He was arrested on the charge of being a priest, but, although efforts were made to induce him to abjure his opinions, he remained firm.
en.wikipedia.org The guest agreed tacitly to take an oath of truce and symbolically abjured all vengeance.
en.wikipedia.org The violent capture of all existing governments is one article of the creed of that faith communism, which abjures the possibility of success by lawful means.
en.wikipedia.org If the suspect chose to confess their guilt and abjure, they would do so in a public ceremony, usually at the gate of the church grounds.
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