abandon
to entirely stop doing or supporting something
to completely stop doing or supporting something
to completely stop doing or supporting something
to wholly stop doing or supporting something
to stop something in the end, especially after a long time
to stop something in the end, after a period of time or effort
to stop something in a way that the result is almost a complete abandonment
to stop something without any delay
to almost completely stop something
to suddenly and unexpectedly stop something
to stop something for the most part
to stop something in a short amount of time
to stop something slowly over a period of time
to quickly leave a person, place, or thing
to stop doing something in a straightforward or uncomplicated way
to stop something without attracting much attention
to stop something by one's own choice
to stop something for a limited period of time
to officially and publicly stop doing or supporting something
used to describe the discovery of something that was left behind
used to describe the state of a person, place, or thing that has been left behind
to leave someone in a difficult situation without offering help or support
to have no choice but to stop or leave something
to be obligated or find it necessary to stop or leave something
to make a choice to stop or leave something
to leave something/someone in order to be with or have something/someone else
to stop doing or using something in order to choose something else instead