Pass and Quit

Pass

Pass verb - To come to an end.

Usage example: eventually, the storm passed

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Quit and pass are semantically related in depart topic. In some cases you can use "Quit" instead a verb "Pass".

Nearby Words: passage, passed, passing, passable

Quit verb - To come to an end.

Usage example: will this teasing ever quit?

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Pass and quit are semantically related in movement topic. Sometimes you can use "Pass" instead a verb "Quit", if it concerns topics such as depart.

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

training	pass training	quit training
series	pass series	quit series
time	pass time	quit time
way	pass way	quit way
Other words: challenge, level, school, game, times.

Later, she tries to pass off her decision to quit as one of these, though it might be more truthful to apply this to her decision not to quit.

Source: Literature / The Devil Wears Prada
Chuck grows a huge beard of sorrow and sits at home moping at the beginning of season 3, because he quit his job, lost Sarah AND didn't pass spy training.

Source: Expository Hairstyle Change
Oral Fixation: Goat, who was a chain smoker in MTV's Downtown, seemed to quit smoking, and replaced cigarettes with lollipops to pass the censors.

Source: Western Animation / Megas XLR

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