8 thoughts on “ Giving Up ”

1. Give up: to give (something) over to the control or possession of another usually under duress. Synonyms: cede, cough up, deliver Antonyms: carry on, continue, keep Find the right word.

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2. Feb 27,  · It describes that quality of depression where you retreat to your bed and just give up on trying to impact the world. You give up your agency, sense of .

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3. Definition of give up. transitive verb. 1: to yield control or possession of: surrender forced to give up his job. 2: to desist from: abandon refused to give up her efforts. 3: to declare incurable or insoluble. 4 a: to abandon (oneself) to a particular feeling, influence, or activity gave .

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4. abnegation. noun denial, renouncement of something. abandonment. abstinence. eschewal. forbearance. giving up. nixing. refusal.

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5. But give up an inclination, and there is some merit in that. Why could he not go back, face them, give up his gun, wait for the law to speak? Have I not conjured you, as you value my peace—What is it that I do not give up? You have sometimes seemed to pity me, that I am obliged to give up every point. To let yourself be killed when you ought not is to give up fighting.

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6. Jun 09,  · Sometimes, the simple act of showing up and having the courage to do the work, even in an average manner, is a victory worth celebrating. This Is Life Life is a constant balance between giving into the ease of distraction or overcoming the pain of discipline.

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7. Sep 29,  · "It isn't suicide, it isn't linked to depression, but the act of giving up on life and dying usually within days, is a very real condition often linked to severe trauma.".

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8. Jan 02,  · Discouraged, disillusioned adults often give up or act out as well. God’s solution for discouragement is that the church “encourage one another and build each other up” (1 Thessalonians ). Another factor that leads to people giving up is pride.

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