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quitter

noun as in defeatist

noun as in coward

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Hardy, 42, has never been a quitter and is not going to change the habit of a lifetime in the final minutes of her bout against undisputed featherweight champion Amanda Serrano.

From BBC

While he is no stranger to high-pressure situations and large crowds, little could have prepared Dubois for such a momentous night on the grandest stage - and four years on from a loss to another Briton in Joe Joyce, when he suffered a fractured eye socket and was called a "quitter" for taking a knee when failing to beat the count.

From BBC

"People called him a coward and quitter, and that just wasn't true," Warren says.

From BBC

People called her a “quitter” who had nothing more than an off day, Biles said in the docuseries.

Journalist Tim Constantine swiftly authored an op-ed for The Washington Times titled, “Simone Biles is no hero. She is a quitter.”

From Salon

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