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gave oververbpast tense of give over to bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate endhis wife suggested that he give over working such long hours if it was making him so unhappy broke, broke off, broke up, canned(slang), ceased, cut off, cut out, desisted (from), discontinued, dropped, ended, halted, knocked off, laid off, left off, packed (up or in), quit(also quitted), shut off, stopped completed, concluded, finishedclosed (down)deactivatedblockaded, blocked, dammed, delayed, detained, held, held back, hindered, impeded, kiboshed, obstructed, stemmedcalled, suspendedarrested, braked, checked, clamped down, reined (in), squashed, squelched, stamped, stanched(or staunched), stunted, suppressed, turned backpaused, stayed, suspendedabolished, aborted, annulled, demolished, destroyed, dissolved, killed, ruined, scuttled, snuffed had done with, put the kibosh on carried on, continued, followed through (with), kept up, ran onadvanced, proceeded, progressedactuated, drove, impelled, propelled, stirred to put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of anothergave over his entire savings to an investor commended, committed, confided, consigned, delegated, delivered, entrusted(also intrusted), gave, handed, handed over, left, passed, recommended, reposed, transferred, transmitted, trusted, turned over, vested conferred, grantedassigned, dealt (out), dispensed, dispersed, distributed, dividedhanded in, released, relinquished, submitted, surrendered, turned in, yieldedbequeathed, handed down, handed on, willedadvanced, lent, loanedfurnished, suppliedrecommitted, redelivered, retransferred, retransmitted held, kept, retained detained, held back, reserved, withheldowned, possessedaccepted, received, took inoccupied, took, took over |