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How many syllables in Abdicating?

abdicating has 4 syllables

ab-di-cat-ing

Abdicating means giving up or renouncing a position of power, authority, or responsibility.

The word has 3 vowels (a, i, i) and 6 consonants (b, d, c, t, n, g). The syllables are divided into vowel and consonant sounds.

Verb

The king abdicated his throne and went into exile.

The president abdicated his responsibilities and left the country in chaos.
The CEO abdicated his position and retired.
The coach abdicated his authority and let the players make their own decisions.
The teacher abdicated her control of the classroom and chaos ensued.
The soldier abdicated his duty and deserted his post.
The driver abdicated his responsibility and caused an accident.
The parent abdicated their role and left the child to fend for themselves.
The employee abdicated their tasks and left the work unfinished.
The landlord abdicated their obligations and left the tenants without heat or water.
The artist abdicated their vision and let the critics dictate their work.

A king who abdicates is a dead man.
To abdicate one's own moral understanding, and to rely upon an instructor who is himself ignorant of the nature of things, is the most abject and degraded state of existence.
We must abdicate the arrogance of assuming that the things we've done are the things worth doing.
If you want to be happy, you have to abdicate power.
The only true way to abdicate responsibility is to die.
The only way to deal with fear is to abdicate it.
To abdicate our own experiences is to put ourselves in a prison of other people's ideas.
Abdicating responsibility is the first step towards tyranny.
The most dangerous people are those who abdicate their own moral responsibility and follow the crowd.
The only way to avoid making mistakes is to abdicate all responsibility.