Renounced in a sentence

Butterfly is renounced – renounced but happy".

Even when the Nobel laureate and prominent monetarist renounced this theory in 2000, central banks continued to follow the creed he abandoned.

Four shirts also include a special callout to Bantr — the fictional dating app currently sponsoring the Ted Lasso-led football team after Dubai Air renounced its sponsorship in the third episode of the series' second season.

In 2013, Turner renounced her American citizenship and became a Swiss citizen, having lived in Switzerland for many years.

In 2022, however, 159 Nigerians renounced their citizenship.

In December 2003, Libya publicly renounced nuclear, biological and chemical weapons and agreed to restrict itself to the possession of ballistic missiles with a range of no more than 300 km.

Maybe if he got a “divorce” and renounced his support for same-sex “marriage”?

The current leaders of Hamas, who have never renounced the obliteration of Israel as a goal and have pledged to continue inflicting violence to that end, have effectively rejected any role in seeking a lasting settlement.

The documents also stated that the 26-year-old “therefore admits that he renounced his contractual obligations” and that “the real issue between the parties is as to the quantum of any damages which the Defendants are liable to pay”.

Years later, court documents say, Eggers renounced his gang affiliation.

Although Taipei officially renounced nuclear weapons in exchange for Washington’s assistance with civilian projects, in practice leaders hedged their bets, cultivating expertise that could be directed toward other ends.

Cabinet Secretary Simon Case is understood to have renounced his membership of the Garrick Club, despite having claimed to MPs that he was working to reform it from within.

He left the country in late 2022 and later renounced his citizenship.

His barrister Bernard Collaery told the court on Thursday that Duggan would argue he renounced his U.S. citizenship in January 2012 and was not a U.S. citizen at the time of two of the offences alleged in a U.S. indictment.

His mother Alice was Lord Mountbatten's sister, but Philip only adopted the surname of Mountbatten when he renounced his position as a Prince of Greece and Denmark to become a naturalised British subject.

In 1935, in response to the failure to stop the Nazis from taking power in Germany, they renounced their revolutionary aspirations, at least in the imperial countries, and were willing to work with any labor organizations willing to fight fascism.

Responding to the barrage of posts criticising her, Ms Kishori said, "I have not renounced anything, so how can I tell you to do so?

She renounced her throne in favour of Venice.

Some are asking whether this is why Gen Z has renounced sex.

Aelswith renounced Alfred's pardon and put Uhtred in prison, preventing him from saving Thyra, the only living relative he had of his Dane family.