Quit is an English word of 4 letters with synonyms like leave or resign. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Quit in a sentence
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Quit meaning
Released from obligation, penalty, etc; free, clear, or rid.
Synonyms of Quit
Using Quit
- The main meaning on this page is: Released from obligation, penalty, etc; free, clear, or rid.
- Useful related words include: give up, leave, depart, take leave.
- In the example corpus, quit often appears in combinations such as: to quit, quit the, quit his.
Example sentences (20)
After Chapman (above) quit as SNP treasurer in 2021, fellow SNP MP Joanna Cherry also quit her position on the NEC also citing concerns over transparency and scrutiny.
A total of 4,369 people set a quit date and 703 failed to quit within the period.
Maria stated: "If you need a reminder to quit vaping, this is a jar full of water me and my roommates compiled full of all of our vapes we put in when we told ourselves we were going to quit vaping.
There must be a group of employees who have the financial means to quit (as well as the psychological determination to quit) and get a job elsewhere.
I had quit the program, but I had also quit being indecisive.
Several ministers had earlier quit the cabinet amid fury over the blast and the Hezbollah-backed President Michel Aoun - who has rejected calls for an international probe into the disaster - is also facing calls to quit.
She had to quit her job as a retail manager at a pharmacy so she could have treatment while her partner quit his job to look after her.
He quit on his team, now he says he’s quitting twitter, too bad he’s not smart enough to quit on his ego.
Now, the company is stuck: secrecy inevitably gets breached, and then the employees your company absolutely relies on and can't replace -- who can get a job across the street in a heartbeat -- start to quit or threaten to quit.
The benefits include free Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NPT), reduced-cost prescription medication, free quit coaching, and a free personalized quit plan.
Given that dual users were less likely to quit in the study, Weaver even suggests there’s something unique about dual use that hinders a person’s attempts to quit, such as higher doses of nicotine.
In April some 3.4 million Americans quit their jobs, the highest number since 2001 (and a number that’s stayed steady ever since; 3.4 million quit in June too).
Mr Baker said he had almost been prompted to quit by ‘childish’ aggressive briefing from No10 on Friday that ministers who quit would be forced to get taxis home from Chequers.
She said Student Health Services provides smoking cessation “quit kits” to help smokers quit if they want to.
When they quit, he quit.
A couple quit the "rat race" to live off-grid and travel full time in their boat - to "take control" of their lives.
After following weight loss plans her entire life, she quit dieting and intermittent fasting.
After leaving the villa, Jack promptly quit his job as he was flooded with job opportunities to become an influence poured in.
After more accusations followed - and were again denied - Mr Linden, the cousin of SNP Glasgow East MP David Linden, quit as a councillor in March.
After running into Henry, she promises to hang out with him soon and mentions that she plans to quit her current job.
Common combinations with quit
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to quit 67×
- quit the 31×
- quit his 14×
- he quit 14×
- quit her 13×
- had quit 11×
- quit as 10×
- quit in 10×
- quit on 8×
- who quit 7×