[a. L. abnegātor, agent-noun from abnegāre: see ABNEGATE.] One who abnegates; one who denies, or renounces.
1637. Sandys, State of Relig., 96. Fighters against the light, protectors of darkenesses … abnegators and dispensers against the Lawes of God.
1834. Gen. Thompson, Exercises (1842), III. 415. Habitual abnegators of the principles of public and private morality.
