relinquishing

• Sustantivo que denota el acto de renunciar a una reclamación, derecho, cargo o lucha, a menudo implicando una cesión formal o intencionada.

A noun referring to the act of giving up a claim, right, position, or struggle, often involving a formal or deliberate surrender.

1. Act of renouncing a claim or rightC1formal

   The formal act of giving up a legal claim, right, or position.

   Renuncia de un derecho o reclamación

   • His relinquishing of the throne surprised the entire kingdom.
   • The document outlined the relinquishing of property rights.
   • Relinquishing her claim to the inheritance was a difficult decision.

   Sinónimosabandonmentabdicationcessiondisclaimerrenunciationsurrenderwaiver

   Antónimosdemandingkeeping

2. Act of abandoning a struggle or taskC1formal

   The act of giving up and abandoning a struggle, task, or responsibility.

   Abandono o renuncia de una lucha o tarea

   • The relinquishing of the project came after months of setbacks.
   • His relinquishing of the leadership role was unexpected.
   • Relinquishing the fight was the only option left.

   Sinónimosabandonmentabdicationrelinquishmentrenunciationsurrender

   Antónimoscontinuationperseverancepersistence

• Verbo usado para indicar la renuncia voluntaria, la cesión o el abandono de algo, como una posesión, un derecho o una pretensión.

A verb used to indicate the act of voluntarily giving up, surrendering, or letting go of something, such as a possession, right, or claim.

1. Give up or surrenderC1formal

   To voluntarily give up or let go of something, such as a possession, right, or claim.

   Renunciar o entregar

   • The king was forced to relinquish his throne.
   • She relinquished her claim to the inheritance.
   • He reluctantly relinquished control of the company.

   Sinónimosabandoncedeforgogive uphand overrenounceresignsurrenderwaiveyield

   Antónimosclaimholdkeepmaintainpossessretain

2. Release or let goC1formal

   To physically release something from one's grasp.

   Soltar o liberar algo

   • He relinquished his grip on the rope.
   • The child finally relinquished the toy to his sister.
   • She relinquished the handle of the suitcase.

   Sinónimosdropfreelet goloosereleaseunhand

   Antónimosclingclutchgrasphold