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How do you use the word relinquish?

"Relinquish" is a verb that means to give up, surrender, or abandon something. Here's how you can use it in a sentence:

Examples:

* Giving up control: "The king was forced to relinquish his throne after the rebellion."

* Giving up a possession: "I relinquished my claim to the inheritance after my sister's death."

* Stopping an activity: "He relinquished his dream of becoming a doctor after failing his exams."

* Letting go of an emotion: "It took her years to relinquish her anger towards her ex-husband."

* Formal or legal context: "The company relinquished its patent rights to the new technology."

Synonyms:

* Abandon

* Give up

* Surrender

* Forfeit

* Release

* Cease

* Quit

Antonyms:

* Claim

* Acquire

* Hold onto

* Maintain

* Keep

Remember that "relinquish" implies a conscious decision to give something up. It's not the same as losing something unintentionally.

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