To renounce, or abandon, by or upon oath. See Abjueation. “The decision of this court in Arthur r. Broadnax, 3 Ala. 557, affirms that if the husband has abjured the state, and remains abroad, the wife, meanwhile trading as a feme sole, could recover on a note which was giveA to her as such. We must consider the term ‘abjure,’ as there used, as implying a total abandonment of the state; a departure from the state without the intention of returning, and not a renunciation of one’s country, upon an oath of perpetual banishment, as the term originally implied.” Mead v. Hughes, 15 Ala. 148, 1 Am. Rep. 123.