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ăbĭcĭo
transitive verb III conjugation ending -io

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1 to throw away, to cast down
2 to neglect, to despise, to demote
3 to depress, to discourage, to dishearten

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Locutions, idioms and examples

aliquo abicio || abiciunt se = they degrade themselves || abicio me = to let someone be disheartened || abiecit hastas = he threw down the weapons (= he gave in, he surrendered) || abicio dolorem = to to get rid of the pain || abiciamus ista = let's all let it go || abiecit consilium = he set aside the plan || animam abicio || abicio agros = to sell off the fields || abicio superbiam = to renounce pride || abicio salutem = to throw away (= sacrifice) one's life || abicio rem = to sell off the estate || abicio pecuniam = to waste money || abicio scutum = to throw down the shield (= to surrender) || abicio oboedientiam = to refuse obedience || abicio hastas = to throw down the pikes (= give in) || abicio gloriam = to renounce glory || abicio belluam = to knock down an animal || ad pedes alicuius me abicio || abiecerat timorem = they banished the fear || abicio togam = to throw down the toga || arma abicio or proicio || e muro me in mare abicio || ubi cadaver abieceris || appetitus abiciunt obedientiam || aedificandi consilium abicio || anulum in mari abicio || iacet, diffidit, abiecit hastas || spem abicio or perdo, or depono, or omitto || aut incendium oportet fiat aut aliquis animam abiciat || P. Clodii cadaver .. tu in publicum abiecisti, tu spoliatum imaginibus, exequiis || abiciunt oboedientiam nec rationi parent, cui sunt subiecti lege naturae = they reject (all) obedience and they no longer follow that reason, that they are subjected to due to the law of nature || ad pedes alicui procumbo (or procido, me proicio, accido, me prosterno, me abicio, me provolvo, volutor)