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Definition of "give notice" [give notice]

  • Used other than as an idiom: see give,‎ notice. (verb)
  • To announce one's intent to leave a job; to inform an employer that one is leaving. (verb)

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Use "give notice" in a sentence
  • "BEING now near the Nation, the chief trader with another of our company sat off a-head for his town, to give notice to the Nation, as he said, of his approach with the merchandize, each of them taking the best horse they could pick out of the gang, leaving the goods to the conduct and care of the young Mustee and myself."
  • "Suddenly a boatman's horn was heard echoing from shore to shore, to give notice of his approach to the farmer's wife with whom he was to take his dinner, though in that place only muskrats and kingfishers seemed to hear."
  • "He was not sure whether, in good faith, he should not at once give notice of his intended acceptance of the Chiltern Hundreds to the electors of Bobsborough."
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