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quit
verb as in abandon, leave
verb as in stop doing something
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Example Sentences
He predicted that Musk and Ramaswamy will become bored and quit their advisory roles because of the massive red tape involved in changing the government.
The quote led to a rare public rebuke of a political candidate by a police chief and calls for Jurado to quit the race or apologize.
The prime minister had also publicly said victims of Smyth had been "failed very, very badly," but would not comment when asked whether the archbishop should quit.
Sporting director Steve Nielsen quit the organisation in December after less than a year in his role.
“There are a lot of other challenges — you don’t have employer-sponsored healthcare, or a 401k. A lot of readers think it’s an easy decision to quit a job and go independent. But despite all the challenges, I really love being independent.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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