renounce

/rɪˈnaʊns/
verb
  1. To formally give up or reject a belief, claim, right, or position.
    • Many activists renounce violence as a means of protest.
    • The king decided to renounce the throne and live a quiet life.
    • She renounced her claim to the inheritance after the family dispute.
  2. To publicly state that you no longer have a connection with someone or something.
    • The organization renounced any affiliation with the extremist group.
    • He renounced his former friends after they were involved in the crime.
    • She renounced her citizenship when she moved to another country.
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