desisted in English

verb

1

cease; abstain.

each pledged to desist from acts of sabotage

synonyms: abstain from, refrain from, forbear from, hold back from, keep from, stop, cease, discontinue, suspend, give up, break off, drop, dispense with, eschew, lay off, quit

verb

• abstain from, refrain from, forbear from, hold back from, keep from, stop, cease, discontinue, suspend, give up, break off, drop, dispense with, eschew, lay off, quit
• abstain, refrain

Use "desisted" in a sentence

1. They desisted from further litigation.

2. Tobie made to sit in a chair and then desisted, because it was inlaid and foreign and breakable.

3. • Tobie made to sit in a chair and then desisted, because it was inlaid and foreign and Breakable

4. Eighty-one years and fourteen expeditions later in 52 BC the southern Xiongnu surrendered and the northern desisted from raiding.

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