Definition: The word 'abjuring' means to let go or give up something, often in a negative way. It is related to the Hebrew verb 'הבְיָתִים 'abbaiyi', which translates as "let go." In this context, it refers to letting someone or something go and expressing an intention not to continue with it. For example: - "He abjured his anger" means he stopped to express his displeasure towards the person. - "Don't be abjuring her" suggests that you don't want to let go of her feelings, even if they are hurtful or painful. In a more positive sense, 'abjuring' can also mean to give up on something; for example: - "He gave up smoking after several years of trying to quit" means he finally decided to give up the habit. - "She has given up her plans" means she's stopped making any plans or attempts in a particular direction.

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