Resign - REF

Resign (verb):Meaning:To voluntarily leave a job, position, or responsibility, typically by formally submitting a letter of resignation.

Examples:

1. After years of working for the company, she decided to resign and pursue other opportunities.
2. The manager's decision to resign came as a shock to the team.
3. He resigned from his position as chairman due to personal reasons.

Synonyms:

1. Quit, step down, retire.
2. Abandon, relinquish, surrender.

Antonyms:

1. Stay, remain, continue.
2. Accept, assume, undertake.

Collocations:

1. Resign from: She chose to resign from her position after a long and successful career.
2. Resign as: He decided to resign as the head of the committee.
3. Resign over: The controversy led him to resign over the matter.

Idioms:

1. Throw in the towel: After facing too many challenges, he decided to throw in the towel and resign.

Expressions:

1. Resign in protest: The employees resigned in protest against the unfair working conditions.

Phrases:

1. Resign with dignity: She chose to resign with dignity rather than continue in a difficult situation.

Word Family (noun/adjective):

• Resignation (noun): The act of resigning or quitting a job.
• Resigned (adjective): Accepting a situation as it is, often with a sense of resignation.