Synonyms for resignation
ˌrɛz ɪgˈneɪ ʃənres·ig·na·tion

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1. resignation

   Patience is the quality or habit of mind shown in bearing passively and uncomplainingly any pain, evil, or hardship that may fall to one's lot. Endurance hardens itself against suffering, and may be merely stubborn; fortitude is endurance animated by courage; endurance may by modifiers be made to have a passive force, as when we speak of "passive endurance;" patience is not so hard as endurance nor so self-effacing as submission. Submission is ordinarily and resignation always applied to matters of great moment, while patience may apply to slight worries and annoyances. As regards our relations to our fellow men, forbearance is abstaining from retaliation or revenge; patience is keeping kindliness of heart under vexatious conduct; long-suffering is continued patience. Patience may also have an active force denoting uncomplaining steadiness in doing, as in tilling the soil. Compare INDUSTRY.

   See synonyms for ANGER.

   Synonyms:
   calmness, composure, endurance, forbearance, fortitude, leniency, long-suffering, patience, submission, sufferance

   Preposition:
   Patience in or amid sufferings; patience with (rarely toward) opposers or offenders; patience under afflictions; (rarely) patience of heat or cold, etc.

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1. resignation

   Synonyms:
   surrender, relinquishment, forsaking, abandonment, abdication, renunciation, submission, acquiescence, patience, endurance

   Antonyms:
   retention, claim, appropriation, vindication, grasp, resistance, rebellion, murmur, dissatisfaction, discontent, contumacy, contention, protestation, remonstrance

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1. resignation, surrendernoun

   acceptance of despair

   Synonyms:
   surrender, yielding, capitulation, giving up, fall

2. resignationnoun

   the act of giving up (a claim or office or possession etc.)

   Synonyms:
   surrender

3. resignationnoun

   a formal document giving notice of your intention to resign

   "he submitted his resignation as of next month"

   Synonyms:
   surrender

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1. resignationnoun

   Synonyms:
   surrender, relinquishment, cession, abandonment, renunciation, abdication

2. resignationnoun

   Synonyms:
   endurance (with a submissive, religious spirit), submission, acquiescence, abasement, compliance, patience, sufferance, forbearance, fortitude, long-sufferance, long-suffering

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1. resignationnoun

   Synonyms:
   surrender, abdication, demit, forbearance, fortitude, long-suffering, patience

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1. List of paraphrases for "resignation":

   resign, resigns, renunciation, resigned, waiver, resigning, abdication, dismissal, quit, quits, departure

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1. Attorney John Manly:

   The resignation of Dr. Nikias is the first step in a long process of healing for the victims of Dr. Tyndall. It occurred because students, faculty and alumni pressured Board of Trustees to do the right thing, it is our hope that theirpressure will continue until the University reforms the culture which has enabled sexual abuse and holds all of the enablers accountable so this will never happen again.

2. Shelby Pierson:

   Ambassador Grenell has not asked me to leave. In fact, he has encouraged and affirmed his support for my position here in the organization. I have not asked to depart nor discussed resignation in any way.

3. Darryl Barnes:

   It is clear that Delegate Lisanti is unsuited to continue in a position of leadership in the Maryland General Assembly, we have been receiving calls for her resignation, removal of subcommittee chairmanship, and to be censured on the House floor.

4. Tim Wolfe:

   This is not -- I repeat, not -- the way change should come about. Change comes from listening, learning, caring and conversation, use my resignation to heal and start talking again.

5. Fred Royal:

   If there was a white sheriff making those statements, they would have demanded his resignation by now, his remarks have racist overtones to them. He's in total denial of the condition the average citizen in this community is being subjected to.