Brought and Quit

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Quit is an antonym for brought in topics: cause, transport or accompany, command a price, file charges in court.

Quit verb - To give up (a job or office).

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Brought is an antonym for quit.

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

Also on at least one occasion, an employee recognized the control room when he was brought to it and quit on the spot.

Source: Series / Mystery Diners
Mike was later eliminated in a challenge, but when Jake Rage Quit before the next challenge, Mike was brought back to face Jake's opponent Phil.

Source: Series / Top Shot
For example, after Pinkie's ear-bleeding version of the "Evil Enchantress" song: Pinkie: "It's a work in progress." Josh: "Don't quit your day job, sweetie." Divergent Character Evolution: His Nostalgia critic expy-ish-ness was brought up in his questions-and-answers video with Doug Walker.

Source: Creator / Josh Scorcher

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