desisted (from) (Meaning)

desisted (from)

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The protesters desisted from violence after negotiations with the authorities.
The company desisted from using child labor under pressure from human rights organizations.
Despite repeated requests, she desisted from revealing the source of her information.
The thief desisted from robbing the jewelry store after seeing a security guard.
The teacher desisted from punishing the students after receiving a heartfelt apology.
The government desisted from implementing the new tax after facing widespread opposition.
After the storm passed, the firefighters desisted from their efforts to extinguish the blaze.
The students desisted from talking during the exam for fear of being caught cheating.
The driver desisted from speeding after being pulled over by the police.
The quarreling siblings desisted from arguing when their parents entered the room.

quit, cut off, quitted, ceased, ended, halted, left off, laid off, shut off, had done with

continued, kept up,carried on, proceeded, progressed,followed through (with), ran on, advanced, propelled, impelled

The protesters desisted from violence after negotiations with the authorities.

The company desisted from using child labor under pressure from human rights organizations.

Despite repeated requests, she desisted from revealing the source of her information.

The thief desisted from robbing the jewelry store after seeing a security guard.