Give
Surrender
Surrender verb - To yield to the control or power of enemy forces.
Usage example: General Robert E. Lee surrendered to General Ulysses S. Grant on April 9, 1865, thus ending the Civil War
Nearby Words: surrendered, surrendering
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| sweet | sweet give | sweet surrender |
| instant | instant give | instant surrender |
| total | total give | total surrender |
| true | true give | true surrender |
| Other adjectives: light, cowardly, absolute, famous, official. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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His plan is very much like the games: battle each member one at a time until they surrender and give him his Pokémon (and some money).
Source: Web Animation / Pokémon Rusty -
Genocide Backfire: If you destroy the capital of a native tribe, but they still have some settlements left, they will surrender and give you all the land you have conquered.
Source: Video Game / Colonization -
Further, in the fourth book, the Alliance finds some Grik who, possibly as a result of being cut off from their army for several months, are willing to surrender and give peace a chance.
Source: Always Chaotic Evil
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