Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
desertar
verb
/dɪˈzɜːrtər/

Definition
To abandon a duty, commitment, or a place, especially in a military or formal context.

Examples
- The soldier decided to desertar his post during the night.
- Many workers desertar their jobs in search of better opportunities.

Meaning
Desertar refers to the act of leaving a person, organization, or situation without permission or intent to return, often associated with soldiers leaving the army.

Synonyms
- abandon
- forsake
- leave
- quit
- relinquish