Abdicative refers to a situation where one ruler (or authority) relinquishes control and power in favor of another (often, but not always, an external power). The definition is found in Latin: "abdicare" means "to relinquish or give up."
Abdicative is a noun that refers to someone who has no power or authority in a given situation, often as a result of their lack of influence or control over others. It can also refer to a person who does not have any authority or power within an organization or group. In legal terms, abdicative behavior typically involves a lack of legal standing or authority, such as when someone is considered incapable of performing certain tasks due to illness or incapacity. This term is often used in the