Verb:

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capitulating's Usage Examples:

This column attacked Fort Novo de Coimbra on the 27th, capitulating three days later; they advanced towards Albuquerque, reaching Corumbá.

findings allowed her to develop the first HIV-1-based virus capable of recapitulating AIDS-like symptoms in a non-hominid (in this case pigtail macaques).

to work each day, he begins to notice that his journey is apparently recapitulating elements of the Holocaust, including a destination sign which he thinks.

negotiations and an armistice was concluded on November 7, with the garrison capitulating the next day and evacuating the fortress on 11 November as prisoners.

each episode), followed by a handful of black and white still photos recapitulating the scenes of the prior episode, then concluded by showing the final.

It fought in several battles in September 1939, capitulating to the Red Army near Wladypol, on September 27, 1939.

book tells the story of four Oslo boys in the years from 1965 to 1972, recapitulating their adolescent years and early adulthood.

and allowance, in a long speech reviewing the state of affairs and recapitulating the history of the civil war.

withdraw towards Buitenzorg, and later further abandoned the city before capitulating after a general surrender of the Dutch forces on 8 March.

another atonal movement featuring a wind machine with a final coda recapitulating the main dramatic theme.

surrendered to the United States on April 9, 1865, with the Confederacy itself capitulating to the U.

criticized Governor Martin for failing to protect academic freedom and for capitulating to the Klan and other supposedly patriotic groups when he had Fisher.

government, negotiations eventually took place after 52 days, with employers capitulating on 5 March 1922 and agreeing to wage increases of 15–30%.

Synonyms:

give up, surrender,

Antonyms:

continue, hope, resist,