stepped down (from) (Meaning)

stepped down (from)

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The CEO unexpectedly stepped down from his position at the helm of the company.
After decades of service, the mayor stepped down from office, leaving a lasting legacy.
The president of the organization stepped down from his role due to health concerns.
The athlete stepped down from competition after reaching the peak of his career.
The teacher stepped down from her position to pursue a new chapter in her life.
The scientist stepped down from the research project to focus on personal endeavors.
The politician stepped down from office amidst allegations of corruption.
The ambassador stepped down from her post after completing a successful diplomatic mission.
The leader stepped down from the organization to make way for new ideas and perspectives.
The judge stepped down from the case due to a conflict of interest.

quitted,left, quit, retired (from), resigned (from), abandoned,stepped aside (from), gave notice, dropped out (of), bagged

stayed (at),,hired (out or on)

The CEO unexpectedly stepped down from his position at the helm of the company.

After decades of service, the mayor stepped down from office, leaving a lasting legacy.

The president of the organization stepped down from his role due to health concerns.

The athlete stepped down from competition after reaching the peak of his career.