Nominal Forms
Infinitive: abdisere
Present participle:
Past participle: abdisert
Indicative
Present
| jeg | abdiserer |
| du | abdiserer |
| han | abdiserer |
| vi | abdiserer |
| dere | abdiserer |
| de | abdiserer |
Present Perfect
| jeg | har abdisert |
| du | har abdisert |
| han | har abdisert |
| vi | har abdisert |
| dere | har abdisert |
| de | har abdisert |
Past
| jeg | abdiserte |
| du | abdiserte |
| han | abdiserte |
| vi | abdiserte |
| dere | abdiserte |
| de | abdiserte |
Past Perfect
| jeg | hadde abdisert |
| du | hadde abdisert |
| han | hadde abdisert |
| vi | hadde abdisert |
| dere | hadde abdisert |
| de | hadde abdisert |
Future
| jeg | vil abdisere |
| du | vil abdisere |
| han | vil abdisere |
| vi | vil abdisere |
| dere | vil abdisere |
| de | vil abdisere |
Future Perfect
| jeg | vil ha abdisert |
| du | vil ha abdisert |
| han | vil ha abdisert |
| vi | vil ha abdisert |
| dere | vil ha abdisert |
| de | vil ha abdisert |
Conditional
Present
| jeg | ville abdisere |
| du | ville abdisere |
| han | ville abdisere |
| vi | ville abdisere |
| dere | ville abdisere |
| de | ville abdisere |
Perfect
| jeg | ville ha abdisert |
| du | ville ha abdisert |
| han | ville ha abdisert |
| vi | ville ha abdisert |
| dere | ville ha abdisert |
| de | ville ha abdisert |
Verbs conjugated like 'abdisere'
abonnere,
abortere,
absorbere,
addere,
administrere,
adoptere,
adressere,
advare,
affisere,
agere,
agitere,
ajourføre,
ake,
akklimatisere,
akkompagnere,
akkreditere,
aksentuere,
akseptere,
aktivisere,
aktualisere, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Verbs similar to 'abdisere'
Translations
abdicate, to surrender or relinquish as sovereign power; to withdraw from filling or exercising
Etymology
1. From Latin abdicāre, a form of abdicō (“to deny, refuse, abdicate”), from both ab- (“of, from, by”), from Latin ab (“from, away from, on, in”), from Proto-Italic *ab, from Proto-Indo-European *h₂epó (“off, away”) + and from dicō (“to dedicate, devote”), possibly from *dex, from Proto-Indo-European *deyḱ-s, from *deyḱ- (“to point out”).
2. Cognate with German abdizieren (outdated), Danish abdicere and English abdicate. See: German, old spelling '
abdizieren', Danish '
abdicere', English '
abdicate'.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Sample Sentences
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Keiseren ble tvunget til å abdisere. (The emperor was forced to abdicate.)
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Bevæge Napoleon til at abdicere. (Move Napoleon to abdicate.) [1905, Alexander L. Kielland, Omkring Napoleon, page 202:]
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Etter nederlaget ved Leipzig overtalte de [Napoléon] til å abdisere til fordel for sin sønn. (After the defeat at Leipzig, they persuaded [Napoleon] to abdicate in favor of his son.) [1971, Finn Alnæs, Festningen Faller, page 150:]
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[hvis] regjeringen fant … å måtte anbefale at de tyske betingelser ble godtatt, så ville [kong Haakon VII] abdisere. ([if] the government found… to have to recommend that the German conditions be accepted, then [King Haakon VII] would abdicate.) [1982, Johan Nygaardsvold, Norge i Krig, page 77:]
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Pave Benedikt vil abdisere den 28. februar. Sjokkmeldingen kom han selv med på latin under en gudstjeneste mandag. (Pope Benedict will abdicate on the 28th February. He himself brought the shock message in Latin during a service on Monday.) [2013 November 2, NTBtekst:]
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det [Siv Jensen] sannsynligvis ikke visste, var at gamlefar [Carl I.] Hagen slett ikke hadde tenkt å abdisere [fra sin posisjon i Frp]. (what [Siv Jensen] probably did not know was that the old man [Carl I.] Hagen had no intention of abdicating [from his position in Frp].) [2011 November 21, Bergensavisen:]
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politikerne må ikke abdisere [og] legge helseansvaret under byråkrati og embetsverk. (politicians must not abdicate [and] place the health responsibility under bureaucracy and government.) [2011 November 15, Trønder-Avisa:]