quit

v noun
UK (br) /kwɪt/ ክዊት
US /kwɪt/ ክዊት
1. put an end to a state or an activity
Quit teasing your little brother;
Synonyms: ['discontinue', 'stop', 'cease', 'give_up', 'lay_off']
Antonyms: ['continue']
2. give up or retire from a position
The Secretary of the Navy will leave office next month; The chairman resigned over the financial scandal;
Synonyms: ['leave_office', 'step_down', 'resign']
Antonyms: ['take_office']
3. go away or leave
Synonyms: ['depart', 'take_leave']
Antonyms: ['stay']
4. turn away from; give up
I am foreswearing women forever;
Synonyms: ['foreswear', 'renounce', 'relinquish']
5. give up in the face of defeat of lacking hope; admit defeat
In the second round, the challenger gave up;
Synonyms: ['drop_out', 'give_up', 'fall_by_the_wayside', 'drop_by_the_wayside', 'throw_in', 'throw_in_the_towel', 'chuck_up_the_sponge']
Antonyms: ['enter']