relinquisher (Meaning)
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relinquisher (n.)
One who relinquishes.
Synonyms & Antonyms of relinquisher
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relinquisher Sentence Examples
- The reluctant relinquisher handed over the cherished heirloom, his heart heavy with sorrow.
- The landlord was a strict relinquisher, demanding rent payments on time and without fail.
- The debtor reluctantly became a relinquisher of his property, knowing it was the only way to clear his debts.
- The captain was a fierce relinquisher of authority, demanding absolute obedience from his crew.
- The divorce proceedings dragged on, each party a reluctant relinquisher of their past hopes and dreams.
- The custodian was a dedicated relinquisher, ensuring the return of all borrowed library materials.
- The teacher was a skilled relinquisher of knowledge, guiding her students towards enlightenment.
- The scientist was a humble relinquisher of his theories, embracing new evidence that challenged his previous beliefs.
- The king was a revered relinquisher of his throne, abdicating to ensure a peaceful transition of power.
- The parent was a loving relinquisher, watching with pride as their child embarked on a new chapter of life.
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One who relinquishes.
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The reluctant relinquisher handed over the cherished heirloom, his heart heavy with sorrow.
The landlord was a strict relinquisher, demanding rent payments on time and without fail.
The debtor reluctantly became a relinquisher of his property, knowing it was the only way to clear his debts.
The captain was a fierce relinquisher of authority, demanding absolute obedience from his crew.
