Quit and Released

Quit

Quit adjective - No longer burdened with something unpleasant or painful.
Usage example: I am finally quit of that terrible task

Released and quit are semantically related in absolved topic. In some cases you can use "Released" instead an adjective "Quit".

Nearby Words: quitting, quitter, quits, quitted

Released

Definitions of Quit not found.

Quit and released are semantically related in absolved topic. Sometimes you can use "Quit" instead an adjective "Released".

Nearby Words: release, releasing

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Wrestling / Vince McMahon Given the nature of the business and how even the biggest names can be released or quit the company, Vince is pretty much the only person in WWE who officially has this.
  • The Pete Best Isberg quit the band in 1992—two years before the debut album, Orchid, was released.
    Source: The Pete Best
  • Any dub released by Bandai Entertainment (pre-2012, before they quit home distribution entirely)
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