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- cease making an effort; resign oneself to failure:"he wasn't the kind of man to give up easily"
- allow oneself to be taken over by an emotion or addiction:"he gave himself up to pleasure"
- part with something that one would prefer to keep:"they have given up everything for their son"
- stop the habitual doing or consuming of something:"I've decided to give up drinking"
- deliver a wanted person to the authorities:"Judas gave Jesus up to the Roman soldiers" · "a voice told him to come out and give himself up"
- stop hoping that someone is still going to arrive:"oh, it's you—we'd almost given you up"
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