Battle
Capitulate
Capitulate verb - To cease resistance (as to another's arguments, demands, or control).
Usage example: one side finally capitulated when it became clear that they couldn't win the argument
Battle is an antonym for capitulate.
Nearby Words: capitulation, capitulating
Common collocations
| empire | battle empire | capitulate empire |
Both words in one sentence
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Even if he did not vote for the people in charge, even if they are a bunch of Smug snakes, even if their orders are stupid: they've been chosen by the people, they are in charge even if this means to capitulate after winning a battle and having his nemesis at gun point.
- Ogre Battle has a limit of 100 individuals in the entire revolutionary army (which is trying to capitulate a continet-wide empire), and no more than ten units of five troops on the field at any given time.
Source: Suspiciously Small Army
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