abdicate
సింహాసనాన్ని
definition
verb
in 1918 Kaiser Wilhelm abdicated as German emperor
(of a monarch) renounce one's throne.
translation of 'abdicate'
త్యాగం చేయు,
త్యజించు
example
This is the day that I officially 'abdicate' from my throne and pass the kingship on to my successor.
Notoriously ill-informed over policy detail and often content to 'abdicate' control, he nonetheless maintained presidential dominance.
Hindenburg also used his huge influence to persuade Kaiser Wilhelm to 'abdicate' and to go to Holland.
If we 'abdicate' our roles as adults, it will be media and peers that educate our kids.
the secretary of state should not 'abdicate' from leadership on educational issues
Edward VIII 'abdicated' after a reign of 325 days, in favour of his brother, the Duke of York, who became King George VI.
Bradford licensing justices said that he had 'abdicated' his duties as licensee to his brother Michael and his partner Claire.
In 1931 Spain's king 'abdicated' , and a new republic was ushered in promising social change and progress.
By 'abdicating' its political responsibility the central cabinet seeks the Supreme Court's intervention to resolve the dispute.
If the Tsar had 'abdicated' , what would happen to us?
Most of the rumors have old roots, going back to before King Edward VIII even 'abdicated' his throne for Wallis Simpson.
King Zog 'abdicated' the throne on 2nd January 1949 and died in exile in France in 1961.
In September he 'abdicated' and Bolingbroke ascended the throne as King Henry IV.
In fact, he 'abdicated' , offered the throne to his brother (who sensibly refused it [I think]) and Lenin seized power.
Otherwise, she is 'abdicating' her responsibility as a reporter.
He took aim at the antiwar movement, whose members, he claimed, had 'abdicated' their historic responsibilities.
The Duke of Windsor, briefly King Edward VIII before he 'abdicated' to marry Mrs Simpson, also owned a Stannard watercolour.
What is startling about this statement is the degree to which this mayor is simply 'abdicating' responsibility for governing the city.
So do you think the networks are 'abdicating' their responsibility to cover the substance of the campaigns?
In many cases, it has become a code word for 'abdicating' the responsibilities of political leadership.
Our failure to address this issue equates to 'abdicating' our fundamental responsibility to the next generation of West Indian youth.
Following this the proud king 'abdicated' his throne to his son Anandapala and committed suicide by climbing onto his own funeral pyre.
She was ten when her father Albert, Duke of York, became king after Edward VIII 'abdicated' in 1936.
Governments around the world are 'abdicating' their responsibilities to protect the natural resources in their territory, giving authority away to the private companies involved in resource exploitation.
The federal government should help states do their job, not assist them in 'abdicating' their duty.
In 1967, Sultan Omar 'abdicated' in favor of his eldest son, Hassanal Bolkiah, who became the 29th ruler.
It is Council responsibility to do recycling and we're 'abdicating' our responsibility.
The problems arose because people were 'abdicating' responsibility and were not getting the right person to do the job.
Which king 'abdicated' from the British throne in 1936?
The Habsburg and Hohenzollern dynasties 'abdicated' , following the Romanovs.
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