Word of the Day (resign (to))-14JAN22

Word of the Day (resign (to))-14JAN22

Today’s “Word of the Day” is resign (to) and it is a verb meaning “to accept something as unavoidable; reconcile oneself to, have no choice but to accept, have no choice but to accept, give in or submit to the inevitable; learn to live with”.

Example Sentence: Russia’s buildup of a potential invasion force on Ukraine’s borders has produced little reaction at home despite western threats of devastating economic consequences that would harm tycoons, top businesspeople and the general public alike… After eight years of persistent conflict with the west, the elite and the public appear largely resigned to whatever course Putin chooses in his quest to assert dominance over Ukraine.

Word of the Day (resign (to))-14JAN22

This word is present in The Guardian article Low key and loyal: the domestic response to Russian troop buildup and click here to read it.

Courtesy: The Guardian

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