demitted (Meaning)

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demitted (imp. & p. p.)

of Demit

Following a public scandal, the politician **demitted** office to avoid further damage to his reputation.
Feeling unfulfilled in her current role, Sarah **demitted** her position and decided to pursue a new career path.
The board, citing financial losses, requested the CEO to **demit** his role.
John **demitted** his membership in the club due to conflicting schedules and time constraints.
After a long and distinguished career, the captain formally **demitted** his command to his first mate. (Formal tone)
The employment contract stipulated that employees must **demit** with a two-week written notice.
In certain organizations, a formal letter of **demit** is required when an employee leaves.
Masons have a specific tradition where members who leave the lodge **demit** formally.
Though uncommon, "demit" can also refer to the act of sending someone to a lower position, but this usage is mainly found in historical contexts.
Due to its somewhat formal nature, "resign" is a more prevalent term for leaving a position in everyday situations.

of Demit

abdicated, waived, disowned, disavowed, renounced, denied,resigned, abjured, disclaimed, relinquished

assumed, took over, seized, confiscated, appropriated, took over, seized, appropriated, confiscated, claimed

Following a public scandal, the politician **demitted** office to avoid further damage to his reputation.

Feeling unfulfilled in her current role, Sarah **demitted** her position and decided to pursue a new career path.

The board, citing financial losses, requested the CEO to **demit** his role.

John **demitted** his membership in the club due to conflicting schedules and time constraints.