quitting (Meaning)

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quitting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Quit

Sarah's determination to lose weight wavered, but she refused to quit her fitness regimen.
Despite his initial hesitation, John persevered and decided not to quit his new job.
The seasoned hiker encouraged his novice companion to keep going and resist quitting the strenuous trail.
The students' resolve to finish their research project remained steadfast, despite the thought of quitting crossing their minds.
Emily's love for painting led her to resist quitting even when faced with creative setbacks.
The entrepreneur's unwavering belief in his business prevented him from quitting during challenging times.
The scientist decided to quit his research after years of fruitless experiments.
The politician faced pressure to quit after a series of scandals, but he refused to give up.
The tired athlete contemplated quitting the race, but the cheers of the crowd gave him the motivation to continue.
The hopeless romantic vowed never to quit searching for his soulmate, even after repeated heartbreaks.

of Quit

yielding,surrendering, hesitant, hesitating,faltering,irresolute, wavering, vacillating

unhesitating, unfaltering, patient, unhesitating, patient, resistant, insistent, insistent, persistent, unfaltering

Sarah's determination to lose weight wavered, but she refused to quit her fitness regimen.

Despite his initial hesitation, John persevered and decided not to quit his new job.

The seasoned hiker encouraged his novice companion to keep going and resist quitting the strenuous trail.

The students' resolve to finish their research project remained steadfast, despite the thought of quitting crossing their minds.