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drop out

verb as in stop doing an activity

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The goal, many companies say, is to prevent women from dialing back—or dropping out of the workforce—at a critical time in their careers.

One previous candidate dropped out of the running after a disastrous hearing before the council, and another would-be commissioner quietly withdrew from running earlier this year.

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According to hospital employees at the time, she subsequently dropped out of school.

A few miles later, the Webbs dropped out with muscle cramps, a pulled quadriceps and an injured knee between them.

This proved to be true—Girmay himself dropped out—but it was true for everyone from everywhere.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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