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resignation
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resignation
noun
/ˌrɛzɪɡˈneɪʃən/
B2
Upper Intermediate
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resign
resilience
Meaning
The act of giving up a job or position; acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable.
The acceptance of something undesirable but inevitable; giving up.
Example Sentences
The CEO submitted his
resignation
yesterday.
Her
resignation
from the position was unexpected.
Example Expressions
with resignation
Synonyms
departure, stepping down, surrender, acceptance, renunciation, withdrawal, retire
Entry 1
departure, stepping down, surrender, acceptance, renunciation
Entry 2
withdrawal, surrender, retire
Antonyms
appointment, retention, resistance, persistence, continuation
Entry 1
appointment, retention
Entry 2
resistance, persistence, continuation
Collocations
submit resignation, letter of resignation, forced resignation, resignation speech
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