Object

• probate: The High Court may cite any person appointed executor by a will to prove or renounce probate of the will.

• citizenship: What this guide contains 1. Explains who can renounce British overseas territories citizenship.

• throne: There is no way he can simply renounce the throne.

• enrichment: A system of assurances of supply would help persuade nuclear energy users to renounce national enrichment and reprocessing facilities.

• violence: Any IRA statement pledging to renounce violence was insufficient in itself to convince unionist parties to share power with Sinn Fein, he said.

• devil: An example of this would be " I will renounce the devil " .

Used with why or when

• what: It is one thing not to wish to acquire what one has not, and another to renounce what one already has.

Adjective complement

• evil: Parents and god-parents answered the questions normally asked of adults: " Do you renounce evil?

Modifying Another Word

• openly: This is also why we demand that the PRC immediately withdraw its missiles and openly renounce the use of force against Taiwan.

Preposition: in

• favor: Frederick repents and shoots himself, leaving Rose his fortune, this she renounces in favor of Arthur.