demission (Meaning)

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demission (n.)

The act of demitting, or the state of being demitted; a letting down; a lowering; dejection.

Resignation of an office.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

**Formal resignation:** The Prime Minister announced his demission from office after a series of scandals.
**Relinquishing control:** The general oversaw the demission of the fort to the enemy forces.
**Transfer of ownership:** The document detailed the demission of the land title to the new heir. (More formal than "transfer")
**Formal ending:** The committee voted for the demission of the current project due to lack of progress.
**Giving up a claim:** The lawyer advised his client against demission of their potential rights in the case.
**Historical context:** The king's demission of power paved the way for a more democratic system.
**Formal announcement:** Following months of speculation, the board confirmed the demission of the CEO.
**Surrender of responsibility:** The captain took full demission for the ship's grounding on the reef.
**Formal dismissal:** The repeated violations resulted in the demission of the student from the program.
**Phrasing with emphasis:** Her unwavering resolve prevented any demission from her initial goals. (Highlights the act of not giving up)

The act of demitting, or the state of being demitted; a letting down; a lowering; dejection., Resignation of an office.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

**Formal resignation:** The Prime Minister announced his demission from office after a series of scandals.

**Relinquishing control:** The general oversaw the demission of the fort to the enemy forces.

**Transfer of ownership:** The document detailed the demission of the land title to the new heir. (More formal than "transfer")

**Formal ending:** The committee voted for the demission of the current project due to lack of progress.