reliction
noun as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The reliction of old customs has been gradual in this community.
Definition:Abandoning or ceasing to follow a traditional custom or practice.
Example:He faced social ostracism for the reliction of his political loyalty.
Definition:The act of abandoning one's loyalty or allegiance.
Example:The house was left in a state of reliction after the family moved to the city.
Definition:Refers to a state where something has been left behind or abandoned.
Example:The company decided on the reliction of the land, which was no longer economically viable.
Definition:The act of leaving or abandoning land.
Example:The old customs, such as the use of formal addresses, have seen a state of reliction in modern society.
Definition:Means the condition or situation of being left behind or abandoned.
Example:After much discussion, the team had to deal with the reliction of their viewpoint regarding the project.
Definition:Abandoning or changing one's point of view.
Example:She underwent a reliction of faith after questioning the core beliefs of her childhood religion.
Definition:Quitting a religion or faith.
Example:The successful reliction of a smoking habit is a common New Year's resolution.
Definition:The act of abandoning a habit or custom.
Example:The reliction of the practice of filing tax returns by post is expected with the advent of electronic tax filing.
Definition:Abandoning an established or traditional practice.
Example:The reliction of slavery has been one of the most profound changes in human history.
Definition:Abolishing or putting an end to the practice of slavery.
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