revenge quits
revenge quits is the third-person singular simple present indicative of revenge quit.
Meaning of revenge quit
Verb
revenge quit (third-person singular simple present revenge quits, present participle revenge quitting, simple past and past participle revenge quit)
- To resign from employment in a deliberately retaliatory or disruptive manner, typically as a response to perceived mistreatment.
- Even as some of us struggled to get out of our lockdown pyjamas, people were donning revenge dresses and revenge heels to work; bosses were horrified to find employees revenge-quitting, bringing on The Great Resignation; and travellers revenge-flocked to the hills2021 December 30, Kritika Kapoor, “2021: The Year of Revenge”, in The Times of India, New Delhi
Questions about revenge quits
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- Revenge quits is the third-person singular simple present indicative of revenge quit.
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