desisted (Meaning)

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desisted (imp. & p. p.)

of Desist

Despite the temptation, he desisted from eating dessert to stick to his diet.
The child desisted from throwing tantrums after receiving a time-out.
The company desisted from pursuing legal action against its former employee.
Despite the criticism, she desisted from responding to negative comments online.
The government desisted from implementing the controversial policy after public outcry.
He desisted from speaking out of turn during the important meeting.
The teacher warned the students to desist from cheating on the exam.
Despite the heated argument, they eventually desisted from arguing and found a compromise.
The athlete desisted from training for a few days to allow their body to recover from an injury.
After receiving a warning, the dog desisted from barking at passersby.

of Desist

quitted, discontinued, quit, disappeared, finished, halted, ended, stopped, concluded, terminated

commenced, broke, set in, broke, sprang,began, sprang, began, started, formed

Despite the temptation, he desisted from eating dessert to stick to his diet.

The child desisted from throwing tantrums after receiving a time-out.

The company desisted from pursuing legal action against its former employee.

Despite the criticism, she desisted from responding to negative comments online.