to break down into six parts
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to leave the army for the law
Verb
to pass up a ministerial office
Verb
to relinquish one's duties as chairman
Verb
to withdraw from an eurochambers
Verb
to withdraw from a society
Verb
to break away from a group
Verb
to quit an employment
Verb
to resign from a club
Verb
to cease to form a part of a committee
Verb
to leave the country for good
Verb
to retire from a partnership
Verb
to withdraw from a partnership
Verb
to leave a partnership
Verb
to purge from a party
Verb
to deviate from a principle
Verb
to withdrawal from a company
Verb
to withdraw from a company
Verb
to split up with someone
Verb
to split from someone
Verb
to dissent from sb's opinion
Verb
to dissent from sb's opinion
Verb
to split up with someone
Verb
to come away with something
Verb
to be split on something
Verb
to be split over something
Verb
to split from something
Verb
to part with one's child
Verb
to withdraw from an association
Verb
to be blown off course
Verb
to fall by the wayside
Verb
to retire by rotation
Verb
to part good friends
Verb
to retire on a pension
Verb
to retire on pension
Verb
to be discharged with pension
Verb
to retire on a pension
Verb
to be discharged with a pension
Verb
to go into retirement
Verb
to be supperannuated
Verb
to make tracks for home
Verb
to differ in opinion
Verb
to differ in opinion
Verb
to be differing widely in opinions
Verb
to fracture
Verb, Politics-Intl. Relations
to leave the service
Verb
to retire from service
Verb
to leave the cabinet
Verb
to sever oneself from the church
Verb
to separate from a church
Verb
to wander from the subject
Verb
to split up into small groups
Verb
to cease to form a part of a committee
Verb
to leave the service
Verb
to cease to hold office
Verb
to leave the beaten track
Verb
to resign one's position as a teacher
Verb
drop out of school
Verb, Education-Training
to drop out of high school
Verb
to check out of a hotel
Verb
to part with one's money
Verb
to break into pieces
Verb
to desert party principles
Verb
to purge from a party
Verb
to depart from one's principles
Verb
to put off from the pier
Verb
to retire out of turn
Verb
to be retired on full pay
Verb
to go down from the university
Verb
to resign from membership
Verb
to give up one's appointment
Verb
to retire under the age limit
Verb
to tear oneself away
Verb
to be on the point of leaving
Verb
hold the line
Communication