abligate

t. [Lat. ab; ligo = to tie, to bind.] To tie up firm. "The very po ibility of Heroism had been, as it were, formally abnegated in the minds of all"-Carlyle: Heroes and Hero-Worship, Lect. V. ab'-ně-gā-těd, pa . par . & a. [ABNEGATE.] ab-ně-gā - ting, pr . par . [ABNEGATE.] ab-no-gā-tion, s. [Lat. abnegatio; Fr. abnégation.] [ABNEGATE.] Denial, renunciation, disclaimer.