renunciatory

/rɪˈnʌnsiəˌtɔri/
adjective
  1. Expressing or involving a formal rejection or giving up of something.
    • The treaty included a renunciatory statement regarding territorial claims.
    • Her renunciatory letter to the board explained why she was stepping down.
    • The renunciatory clause in the contract allowed him to waive his inheritance.
  2. Characterized by self-denial or the rejection of worldly pleasures.
    • His renunciatory philosophy rejected consumerism and fame.
    • The community's renunciatory practices included fasting and meditation.
    • The hermit led a renunciatory life in the mountains, avoiding all luxury.
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