relinquish

To be a hero, you must accept your fate and relinquish control to it.

She has yet to relinquish her anonymity and is unavailable for any comment.

He would not relinquish presidential power and live to regret it, like his cousin.

Should I relinquish my passport and book permanent passage on an infantilizing escorted “adventure” to the Mall of America next?

But it was clear from the start that no matter how strongly he was challenged, Morsi would never relinquish the presidency.

Gradually he began to feel a little sheepish, but nevertheless he did not relinquish his desire to break up the service.

Was it certain that the united force of all her neighbours would be sufficient to compel her to relinquish her prey?

I resolved, rather than act further, to relinquish the handsome payments he made to me from time to time.

Several instances have proved the people are determined to relinquish the barbarous system of commandoes for stealing cattle.

The men left their floating prisons only to relinquish comfort and to "rough it."