finally relinquish
Frequency: 7.01.1 per million words
to give up something after a period of resistance or delay
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Examples (10)
- Adrian finally relinquished Eva's hand from his grip.
- After much debate, the council will finally relinquish its hold on the old property.
- She tried to hold on, but had to finally relinquish her claim to the inheritance.
- The company was forced to finally relinquish control after years of struggle.
- He finally relinquished his duties, feeling a great sense of relief.
- Despite his reluctance, the old king had to finally relinquish his throne.
- Will the opposing party finally relinquish their stubborn stance?
- The government is expected to finally relinquish some of its power to local authorities.
- It's hard to finally relinquish a dream you've pursued for so long.
- After a long illness, he had to finally relinquish his cherished possessions.