ନିଜକୁ ଅସ୍ୱୀକାର କର (କିଛି),

abnegating's Usage Examples:

Another major problem for the party was its policy of abnegating its own role and calling upon the General Council of the Trades Union.

policeman was, as Michael Dawson describes, an Anglo-Saxon, "chivalric, self-abnegating hero whose motives were always beyond question".

The human soul, ruh, longs for Allah and in absolute overpowering self abnegating devotion cares nothing for the world or society and seeks union with divinity.

Simon of New York Magazine said, "Crista Moore runs the gamut from self-abnegating duckling to dazzling swan with seamless perfection.

Sartre incorporates an existentialist theme into the play, having Electra and Orestes engaged in a battle with Zeus and his Furies, who are the gods of Argos and the centerpiece for self-abnegating religious rituals.

The dragon lady archetype is the opposite of the lotus flower, a "self-abnegating Asian woman…[who] uses her "Oriental" femininity, associated with seduction.

The five Sikhs formed the nucleus of the self-abnegating, martial and casteless fellowship of the Khalsa which Guru Gobind Singh had brought into being.

Canadian-authored Mounties represent, and are self-abnegating champions of, the Canadian establishment and its laws.

The five Sikhs formed the nucleus of the self-abnegating, martial and casteless fellowship of the Khalsa which Guru Gobind Singh.

and his Furies, who are the gods of Argos and the centerpiece for self-abnegating religious rituals.

expressed ludicrously with him often coming off as severely intolerant, self-abnegating, and wrongheaded.

policeman was, as Dawson describes, an Anglo-Saxon, "chivalric, self-abnegating hero", who would pursue his suspect – typically a foreigner or French-Canadian.

The human soul, ruh, longs for Allah and in absolute overpowering self abnegating devotion cares nothing for the world or society and seeks union with.

Synonyms:

nonindulgent, renunciative, self-denying, renunciant, strict,

Antonyms:

indulgent, gluttonous, selfish, undemanding, inexact,