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If you do a Google Search for the phrase "renounce, frustrate", you will find dozens of old last wills and testaments from 17th and 18th century America that use some variation of the phrase:
I do revoke, renounce, frustrate, and make void all wills by me formerly made […]".
This seems to be a different usage than "to hinder, thwart", or any of the other definitions given, meaning something more like "to cancel".
Does anyone else have any more information or input on this?
