Examples of using Abdicated in English and their translations into Hindi
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When his brother abdicated.
Some of those who abdicated covertly ministered to the people.
He should be gone, if abdicated.
Skoropadsky abdicated power and fled with the departing German units.
The sad reality is that the de Rolos abdicated.
Shortly thereafter, Emperor Wilhelm II abdicated his throne and fled the country.
James fled England(and thus was held to have abdicated).
In 1936, Edward VIII of England abdicated his throne for an American socialite.
George took the loss of the colonies very badly, and almost abdicated the throne.
In 1911, Pratap abdicated the gadi(throne) of Idar in favour of his adopted son and nephew, Daulat Singh.
Followed by his son, Ferdinand I, uncle of Franz Joseph, who abdicated in favour of his nephew during the revolution of 1848.
The Shah abdicated and his son, Mohammad Reza Pahlevi, was kept in Allied custody until war's end.
In an effort to prevent Napoleon Bonaparte from capturing his throne,Francis II abdicated, and brought an end to the Holy Roman Empire, which had lasted for over 1,000 years.
A week later, the Tsar abdicated, signaling the downfall of the Russian Empire and paving the way for socialism and the formation of the Soviet Union in 1922.
Valentinian III left the empire in control of his mother Galla Placidia,while Arcadius largely abdicated the empire to his wife Eudoxia, who was known to be a political genius.
Malaysia's King Muhammad V abdicated after two years on the throne, the first time a monarch has stepped down before completing their five-year tenure.
After George V died on January 20, 1936, another flighty prince fated to be king changed the naturalorder of things when Edward VIII abdicated the throne for“the woman he loved,” seriously threatening the stability of the monarchy.
In January 1556, Mary's father-in-law abdicated and Philip became King of Spain, with Mary as his consort.
The first club sandwich recipe comes from an 1899 book of"salads, sandwiches and chafing-dish dainties," and its most famous proponent was Wallis Simpson,the American woman whom Edward VIII abdicated the throne of Great Britain to marry.
Or I can stand up and acknowledge that I abdicated responsibility throughout those years, and I can say"enough is enough!
This was not possible, because of the terms on which Hasan had abdicated to nor, considering the vast difference in age, could Mu'awiya have hoped that Hasan would die before him.
By going along, you abdicate your ability to think for yourselves.
Edward Balliol abdicates as King of Scotland.
Should he abdicate in favor of Mu‘awiyah, however, such claims would have no weight and Mu‘awiya's position would be guaranteed.
He was King Edward VIII of England, before abdicating to marry her.
Meanwhile, however, China and Europe appear to be ready to take up themantle of climate leadership that the U.S. is abdicating.
The troops responded by naming Phocas as their new leader,and demanded that Maurice abdicate.
Disappointed in his ambitions and ill of health, Charles V abdicates and retires to a monastery in August 1556.
But this often has the semblance of blaming employees, while abdicating responsibility and not making any real changes to policies.
We abdicate'the self' by continuing to show up in the world in accordance with the expectations of others which is reinforced by their projections and our reflexive need to defend ourselves in response to those projections.