Definition: The word 'abjurations' has no known origin in English. It is a term that appears in Latin, Greek, and possibly also in some European languages. It may have originated as an abbreviation for something abjuration, which is a specific type of action or habit that is forbidden or prohibited by law. In the context of the word 'abjurations', it refers to any act or behavior that has been observed repeatedly or regularly and that can be described as abjuring. It may also refer to any practice or tradition that is considered to be abjured, such as a particular religious practice or belief system. As for its definition in English, there are many different ways in which 'abjurations' can be used, depending on the context and the specific meaning of the word. Some possible definitions include: - Abjuration: A legal term that refers to the act of abjuring a person or thing, usually as an indication of their immoral or unlawful behavior. - Absorption: The act of absorbing or taking in something from one's body, such as a drink or substance. - Abjection: In the context of medicine, it can refer to any form of physical or emotional pain that has been caused by a disease or injury.

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