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Often used in the same context:
shirking,
usurping,
abandoning,
ceding,
arrogating,
neglecting,
relinquishing,
overstepping,
entrusting,
abrogating,
kowtowing,
betraying,
dithering,
delegating,
undermining,
acquiescing,
bowing,
forsaking,
ignoring,
micromanaging,
appeasing,
capitulating,
squandering,
reasserting,
coddling,
countenancing,
pussyfooting,
perpetuating,
subverting,
disowning,
genuflecting,
shouldering,
appointing,
circumscribing,
absenting,
taking,
meddling,
upholding,
protecting,
surrendering,
absolving,
wimping,
deserting,
lecturing,
shifting,
reneging,
scandalizing,
emasculating,
scuttling,
disgracing,
foisting,
subordinating,
tolerating,
wresting,
repudiating,
scold,
legitimizing,
sullying,
bequeathing,
snubbing,
lording,
depriving,
slighting,
defending,
subsuming,
prevaricating,
interfering,
entrenching,
devolving,
preempting,
behaving,
overruling,
toadying,
despising,
enforcing,
besmirching,
persecuting,
stepping,
disregarding,
shunning,
placating,
accede,
indoctrinating,
sidelining,
knighting,
tarnishing,
trampling,
indicting,
yanking,
legislating,
enthroning,
dethroning,
fobbing,
scandalise,
abolishing,
misgovern,
castigating,
subjugating,
laissez faire,
oppressing,
demoting,
ensconcing
Appears in the definition of:
abdication,
stepping down
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