Synonym: abandon, cease, depart, desist, discontinue, end, halt, leave, refrain, resign, retreat, stop, vacate, withdraw. Similar words: quite, equity, acquit, iniquity, ubiquity, inequity, quite a few, antiquity. Meaning: [kwɪt] v. 1. put an end to a state or an activity 2. give up or retire from a position 3. go away or leave 4. turn away from; give up 5. give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat.
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31. He got his present job when he quitted/quit the army.
32. If I knew how to quit you, that should have much good.
33. It would be perverse to quit now that we're almost finished.
34. We dream and we build. We never give up; we never quit.
35. It was a brave decision to quit her job and start her own business.
36. It jolted me into making the decision to quit.
37. I'd quit except I need the money.
38. He figured he would quit before Johnson fired him.
39. He quit Barcelona for Paris.
40. I wish you'd all quit complaining.
41. Players who can't cut it soon quit the team.
42. We've done what we can. Let's quit.
43. I was trying to quit smoking at the time.
44. Quit beefing and get back to work.
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45. People are now calling on the chairman to quit.
46. My father has quit smoking.
47. I quit smoking cold turkey.
48. We decided it was time to quit the city.
49. I've been given notice to quit my flat .
50. A lot of players get discouraged and quit.
51. Rosie's put on five kilos since she quit smoking.
52. Quit dumping on me, I'm trying my best.
53. Their longest-serving employee is threatening to quit over pay.
54. He quit himself like an old man.
55. The workers quit work at noon.
56. His landlord gave him two months' notice to quit.
57. He was forced to quit as the team's manager.
58. They have to quit China in a few days.
59. Amos quit the company, determined to go solo .
60. Press Q to quit the program.
More similar words: quite, equity, acquit, iniquity, ubiquity, inequity, quite a few, antiquity, acquitted, equitable, acquittal, iniquitous, ubiquitous, propinquity, inequitable, suit, suite, fruit, suited, guitar, fruity, tuition, lawsuit, biscuit, pursuit, recruit, circuit, fruition, suitable, fortuitous.