leave office

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leave office

The secretary will leave office at the end of the month.

Definition

Verb: To formally give up or retire from a position of employment or official duty; to step down from a job or office.

Usage

This verb is used to describe the action of voluntarily or involuntarily ending one's tenure in a specific role, especially a formal, professional, or elected position. It is a formal and neutral term.

Examples
  • The Prime Minister announced she would leave office at the end of the current term.
  • After the scandal, the CEO was forced to leave office.
  • He decided to leave office to spend more time with his family.
Advanced Usage
  • "to leave office under a cloud": To resign or depart from a position amid scandal, controversy, or failure.
    • The minister left office under a cloud of corruption allegations.
  • "to leave office voluntarily/involuntarily": Specifies whether the departure was by choice or due to external pressure.
    • She left office voluntarily after a long and successful career.
Variants and Related Words
  • Resign (verb): To voluntarily give up a position. (Often used interchangeably with "leave office," but "resign" strongly implies a voluntary act.)
  • Step down (phrasal verb): To resign from a high-level position.
  • Retire (verb): To leave one's job, typically at the end of one's career or upon reaching a certain age.
Synonyms
  • Resign
  • Step down
  • Quit (a job)
  • Depart from office
Antonyms
  • Take office
  • Assume office
  • Be inaugurated
Related Phrases
  • Leave one's post: A similar phrase, often used for military or specific duty stations.
    • The general was ordered to leave his post immediately.
leave office

The secretary will leave office at the end of the month.

Verb
  1. give up or retire from a position
    • The Secretary of the Navy will leave office next month
    • The chairman resigned over the financial scandal

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