abdicate
Common misspellings:
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- adict (50.0%)
- adicuate (50.0%)
Usage examples for abdicate:
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But the Emperor Francis, who was standing by the side of his consort, looked with a somewhat sneering expression on the crowd below, and, turning to the empress, he said: Perhaps my dear Viennese may consider Haydn on his easy- chair yonder their emperor, and I myself may abdicate and go home.
"Andreas Hofer" – Lousia Muhlbach -
December 2, 1848, the easy- going, incompetent Emperor Ferdinand was induced by the reactionaries to abdicate
"The Governments of Europe" – Frederic Austin Ogg -
But when they declared themselves emperors and made their old father abdicate an outburst of popular wrath was provoked.
"The Byzantine Empire" – Charles William Chadwick Oman