What does it mean to abdicate?

Abdicable refers to something that can be abandoned or given up, typically a position of power or responsibility.

For example, if a king decides to step down from the throne and give up his powers, he would be said to be abdicating. Similarly, if a politician resigns from their office, they would be said to be abdicating their position.

In general, the word "abdicable" is not commonly used in everyday language, but it is more likely to be used in formal or official contexts, such as in government or politics.

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