Surrender
Surrender verb - To give (something) over to the control or possession of another usually under duress.
Nearby Words: surrendered, surrendering
Upset
How words are described
| complete | complete surrender | complete upset |
| great | great surrender | great upset |
| absolute | absolute surrender | absolute upset |
| famous | famous surrender | famous upset |
| Other adjectives: impossible, latter. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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He is just as much upset by the Soviets conquering Berlin and being the ones to force Nazi Germany to surrender.
Source: America Won World War II - And Dib has one in Takeover after Gaz agrees to "surrender" herself to Zim; he's so upset he doesn't even say goodbye to her, which upsets them both.
Source: Fanfic / My Hostage Not Yours - After Zeus and his fellow Olympians eventually prevailed, they stuck the Titans who refused to surrender to them in the deepest pits of Tartarus, which upset Gaia since she didn't want her children to suffer such a horrible punishment.
Source: Parental Betrayal
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