Definition

No longer having a duty or responsibility; free from an obligation or charge.

Example

After finishing his work, he felt quit of all responsibilities for the day.

Conversation

I finally feel quit from all my responsibilities this weekend.

That's great! You deserve some time to relax.

Yeah, it's nice to be quit for a change.

Absolutely! Let's make the most of it!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To stop doing something or to leave a place or job.

Example

After many years at the company, she decided to quit her job and travel the world.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard you decided to quit your job, is that true?

Yeah, I just couldn't take it anymore.

I understand, sometimes it's better to quit than to stay unhappy.

Definition

Not a valid English word.

Example

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Conversation

I heard you decided to take a quit from your job.

Yeah, it was time for a change and I wasn't happy anymore.

That makes sense; sometimes a quit is exactly what you need.

Definition

To stop doing something or to leave a place, often permanently.

Example

She decided to quit her job to pursue her passion for art.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I think it's time for me to quit my job and find something new.

Really? What made you decide that?

I've been feeling unfulfilled lately, and I just need a change.

Root Explanation

Quit → It originates from Old French *quiter* (meaning to release or free), which in turn comes from Latin *quietare* (meaning to set free or to rest). The word 'quit' means to release oneself from an obligation or to stop doing something.

Memory Tip

Think of 'releasing' or 'freeing' yourself from a task — that's why 'quit' means to stop doing something.

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