give the sack (Meaning)
Wordnet
give the sack (v)
terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position
Synonyms & Antonyms of give the sack
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
give the sack Sentence Examples
- The CEO made the tough decision to give the sack to several key executives.
- After a string of poor performance reviews, the manager was forced to give the sack to the underperforming employee.
- The board unanimously voted to give the sack to the company's struggling CEO.
- The club manager promised to give the sack to any player who didn't perform to expectations.
- The coach vowed to give the sack to any athlete who violated team rules.
- The government decided to give the sack to the entire cabinet after losing public support.
- The director was given the sack due to creative differences with the production team.
- The restaurant owner gave the sack to the head chef for consistently failing to meet hygiene standards.
- The employee received an email stating that they had been given the sack with immediate effect.
- The teacher was given the sack after it was discovered that they had been falsifying student grades.
FAQs About the word give the sack
terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The CEO made the tough decision to give the sack to several key executives.
After a string of poor performance reviews, the manager was forced to give the sack to the underperforming employee.
The board unanimously voted to give the sack to the company's struggling CEO.
The club manager promised to give the sack to any player who didn't perform to expectations.
