abnegation
21Abnegation — Lethargie; Apathie; Passivität; Interessenlosigkeit; Untätigkeit; Teilnahmslosigkeit; Gleichgültigkeit; Gleichmut; Trägheit; Desinteresse …
22Abnegation. — Det at nægte, fornægte …
23abnegation — (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. self denial, renunciation, abstinence, abdication, relinquishment …
24abnegation — ab|ne|ga|tion [ˌæbnıˈgeıʃən] n [U] formal [Date: 1500 1600; : Late Latin; Origin: abnegatio, from Latin abnegare to refuse , from ab away + negare to deny ] when you do not allow yourself to have or do something that you want …
25Abnegation — Ab|ne|ga|ti|on die; , en <aus lat. abnegatio »Verleugnung, Absage« zu abnegare, vgl. ↑abnegieren> (veraltet) Teilnahmslosigkeit …
26abnegation — ab|ne|ga|tion [ ,æbnı geıʃn ] noun uncount VERY FORMAL the practice of giving up things that you want or that give you pleasure …
27abnegation — ab·ne·ga·tion || ‚æbnɪ geɪʃn n. self sacrifice, self denial, renunciation …
28abnegation — n. Denial, renunciation, rejection, abandonment, surrender. See abjuration …
29abnegation — noun (U) formal the act of not allowing yourself to have or do something that you want …
30abnegation — n 1. renunciation, resignation, abdication; self denial, sacrifice, abstinence, forbearance; rejection, refusal, declining, declination. 2. relinquishment, giving up, surrender, yielding; conceding, acquiescence, submission, submitting …