Definition of abdicant in English:

abdicant

adjective ˈabdɪk(ə)nt

That is abdicating or has abdicated a position or office.

noun ˈabdɪk(ə)nt

A person who renounces a position, office, etc.; an abdicator.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Whitlock (b.?1616). From classical Latin abdicant-, abdicāns, present participle of abdicāre abdicate.

Definition of abdicant in US English:

abdicant

adjectiveˈabdɪk(ə)nt

That is abdicating or has abdicated a position or office.

nounˈabdɪk(ə)nt

A person who renounces a position, office, etc.; an abdicator.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Whitlock (b. ?1616). From classical Latin abdicant-, abdicāns, present participle of abdicāre abdicate.

单词	abdicant
释义	Definition of abdicant in English: abdicant adjective ˈabdɪk(ə)nt That is abdicating or has abdicated a position or office. noun ˈabdɪk(ə)nt A person who renounces a position, office, etc.; an abdicator. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Whitlock (b.?1616). From classical Latin abdicant-, abdicāns, present participle of abdicāre abdicate. Definition of abdicant in US English: abdicant adjectiveˈabdɪk(ə)nt That is abdicating or has abdicated a position or office. nounˈabdɪk(ə)nt A person who renounces a position, office, etc.; an abdicator. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Whitlock (b. ?1616). From classical Latin abdicant-, abdicāns, present participle of abdicāre abdicate.
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