To renounce a will means that an individual, typically an heir or beneficiary, formally declines their right to inherit under that will. This decision can be made for various reasons, such as tax considerations or personal beliefs. Renouncing a will usually requires a legal process, including filing a formal declaration with the appropriate probate court. Once renounced, the individual forfeits their claim to the assets specified in the will, which may then pass to other beneficiaries or according to intestacy laws.
To deny that you love someone - to renounce your love
To deny that you love someone - to renounce your love
When someone is asked to renounce a throne, he or she is being asked to give up his or her throne. In other words, the person is being asked to disown the throne.
i am going to renounce my job.
renounce, repudiate
I can not renounce my love enough. He renounced his love.
To renounce the world means to give up worldly possessions, attachments, and desires in pursuit of spiritual or religious enlightenment. It often involves detachment from materialism and focusing on inner spiritual growth and connection.
I renounce my loyalty to your reprehensible organization!
To renounce something means to formally give it up or refuse to be associated with it. This could be a particular belief, title, right, or claim. It often involves publicly declaring that you no longer support or accept the thing you are renouncing.
Catholics renounce Satan when they are baptized, if they are too young to do this, then their parents and sponsors renounce Satan for them.
The Kellogg-Briand Pact was an agreement of 15 nations to renounce war.
Despite the pleadings and protestations of her parents, Deborah refused to renounce her love for the leader of the motorcycle gang.