quittal (Meaning)
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quittal (n.)
Return; requital; quittance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of quittal
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
quittal Sentence Examples
- The employee's quittal was sudden and unexpected, leaving the company in a state of disarray.
- The club president's quittal shocked members and sparked speculation about the reasons behind it.
- Despite repeated requests, the lawyer refused to accept the quittal of his client.
- The union demanded a fair settlement as part of the quittal agreement.
- The company offered a generous quittal package to encourage the senior manager to leave early.
- The CEO's quittal sent shockwaves through the industry and raised questions about the future of the company.
- The quittal of the star player came at a crucial time in the season, leaving the team vulnerable.
- The politician's quittal from the party created a power vacuum that could lead to instability.
- The quittal of the government minister was seen as a sign of growing discontent within the ruling party.
- The actor's quittal from the popular TV show sparked rumors of behind-the-scenes drama and conflict with the producers.
FAQs About the word quittal
Return; requital; quittance.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The employee's quittal was sudden and unexpected, leaving the company in a state of disarray.
The club president's quittal shocked members and sparked speculation about the reasons behind it.
Despite repeated requests, the lawyer refused to accept the quittal of his client.
The union demanded a fair settlement as part of the quittal agreement.
