Definition: Abdication (from Latin, abductio) refers to a state where a monarch abandons his or her sovereignty in order to accept an appointment as a public servant. The term also means the act of relinquishing office after serving for a fixed period. The term is often used in political contexts to refer to the decision by a monarch to relinquish their office and step down from their position as the head of state.
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