relinquish
/ɹɪˈlɪŋkwɪʃ/
verb 4
Collocations
7(verb.)
ADV
voluntarily
She voluntarily relinquished her position as manager to spend more time with her family.
VERB + RELINQUISH
be forced to
After losing the election, the mayor was forced to relinquish her position to the new leader.
refuse to | be willing to | be reluctant to | persuade sb to
PREP
to
He decided to relinquish control of the family business to his son.
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