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Term: Abdicator

Definition:

An abdicator refers to a person who voluntarily renounces or gives up a position of power, authority, or responsibility.

Senses:

1. A person who relinquishes a throne or royalty.
2. A person who gives up a position of leadership or authority.
3. A person who renounces or abandons a personal responsibility or duty.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Abdicators in history, such as King Edward VIII, have been subject to intense public scrutiny.

Local Usage:

In the local village, the abdicator of the old council sparked a heated debate among the residents.

Examples:

1. After facing immense pressure, the king decided to become an abdicator and hand over the throne to his successor.

2. The CEO's sudden decision to retire shocked the employees, as they were not prepared for his abdication.

3. John was tired of the responsibilities that came with being the class representative, so he decided to become an abdicator and step down from the position.

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