Quitting [verb]
Definition of Quitting:
abandon, leave
Synonyms of Quitting:
● Relinquish
● Surrender
● Depart
● Pull out
● Renounce
● Retire
● Go
● Withdraw
● Vacate
● Drop
● Drop out
● Blow
● Evacuate
● Abdicate
● Yield
● Book
● Exit
● Resign
● Decamp
● Desert
● Forsake
● Bow out
● Check out
● Cut out
● Get off
● Push off
● Take off
● Throw over
● Walk out on
● Give up
● Go away from
● Hang it up
● Leave flat
● Leave hanging
● Run out on
● Take a walk
Opposite/Antonyms of Quitting:
● Finish
● Do
● Come
● Arrive
● Join
● Begin
● Allow
● Stay
● Continue
● Enter
● Persevere
● Complete
● Remain
● Come in
Sentence/Example of Quitting:
I felt more, in quitting this ship, than I did in quitting Halifax.
After quitting the light, we made the best of our way for the town.
The idea of remaining in the brig was unpleasant to me, and I had thought of quitting her for some days.
I cannot give any reason but caprice for quitting this ship.
The men did not relish the idea of quitting the spot; but, after some talk, they came into my plan.
Last night I was honored by your praise of my graceful mode of quitting it!
Report says also that he has the instinct of a rat in quitting a falling house.
Wherefore, what have I personally gained by quitting and what have I personally lost?
It is difficult to express what I felt in quitting the Dauphin.
When you're angry you always talk of quitting, but it isn't so easy when you just stop to think about it.