aband (Meaning)

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aband (v. t.)

To abandon.

To banish; to expel.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The old house at the end of the street had an eerie feeling, as if it had been abandoned for decades.
As the storm intensified, the sailors had no choice but to abandon ship and seek refuge on a nearby island.
The decision to abandon the project was met with disappointment, as many had invested time and effort into its success.
In times of crisis, it is crucial not to abandon hope, as resilience often leads to overcoming challenges.
The puppy's sad eyes pleaded with its owner not to abandon it at the crowded animal shelter.
Despite the difficulties, she refused to abandon her dreams and pursued her passion for art.
The explorer felt a sense of isolation when forced to abandon his expedition in the harsh Arctic conditions.
The ancient ruins told a story of a civilization that had to abruptly abandon its city due to unforeseen circumstances.
It was heart-wrenching to witness the family's decision to abandon their home in the war-torn region.
The astronaut had to abandon the mission due to a technical malfunction in the spacecraft.

To abandon., To banish; to expel.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The old house at the end of the street had an eerie feeling, as if it had been abandoned for decades.

As the storm intensified, the sailors had no choice but to abandon ship and seek refuge on a nearby island.

The decision to abandon the project was met with disappointment, as many had invested time and effort into its success.

In times of crisis, it is crucial not to abandon hope, as resilience often leads to overcoming challenges.