quit
Pronunciation: [kwɪt]
Word
Context: "employment"
(verb) to stop doing a job or leave your work. It’s like when someone decides they don’t want to work at a place anymore and leaves.
Example
She decided to quit her job because she found a better opportunity.
Example
He didn't quit his job, even though he was unhappy there.
Example
Are you planning to quit your job anytime soon?
Context: "habits"
(verb) to stop doing something that is a habit, like smoking or eating too much candy. It means you decide to no longer do that thing.
Example
He successfully quit smoking and feels much healthier now.
Example
She tried to quit eating junk food but found it very hard to do.
Example
Have you ever thought about quitting a bad habit?
Context: "games"
(verb) to leave or stop participating in a game or activity. This is what happens when someone doesn’t want to play anymore.
Example
He decided to quit the game because he was tired.
Example
She didn’t quit the game; instead, she kept playing until the end.
Example
Did you quit the game because you weren’t having fun?
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