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Often used in the same context:
quit,
reappoint,
retire,
appoint,
relinquish,
reappointed,
abdicate,
disband,
impeached,
oust,
vacate,
sacking,
withdraw,
censure,
indict,
reappointing,
apologize,
rescind,
reassign,
accede,
elected,
demote,
reinstate,
abstain,
recuse,
bishopry,
demitted,
rehire,
recant,
expel,
suspend,
reelect,
disbar,
disaffiliate,
depose,
reconsider,
terminated,
accept,
reassigned,
revoke,
reprimanded,
surrender,
disinvite,
reshuffle,
leave,
cede,
nominate,
adjourn,
dismiss,
abandon,
backtrack,
renounce,
golden handshake,
disavow,
exonerated,
dissolve,
sworn,
capitulate,
fired,
rejoin,
regret,
unseat,
impanel,
postpone,
divest,
defrocked,
reassume,
disqualify,
relent,
disown,
acquiesce,
intervene,
repay,
declare,
shelve,
excommunicate,
cancel,
acquit,
rusticate,
resile,
blackmailed,
pro tem,
ratify,
succeed,
arrest,
prorogue,
quorate,
lame duck,
disgraced,
lieutenant governorship,
disassociate,
ex officio,
rethink,
forfeit,
repudiate,
forego,
pro tempore,
testify,
cease,
ethics committee,
replace,
renegotiate
More specific:
abdicate,
renounce
Appears in the definition of:
always,
muscle,
resignation
More general:
accept,
leave office,
quit,
step down
Synonyms:
give up,
reconcile,
renounce,
submit,
vacate
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