capitulating Synonyms
capitulating Meaning
capitulating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Capitulate
capitulating Sentence Examples
- The army showed no signs of capitulating despite the relentless assault from the enemy.
- The company's stock prices continued to plummet, signaling investors' fears of capitulating market confidence.
- Despite their initial resolve, the rebels were on the brink of capitulating to the government's forces.
- The negotiators were close to reaching a compromise, with both sides gradually capitulating on certain key points.
- The political party faced accusations of capitulating to the interests of wealthy donors.
- The athlete struggled to maintain their stamina, on the verge of capitulating to the physical demands of the race.
- The union leaders warned against capitulating to management's demands, urging members to stand firm in negotiations.
- The CEO faced intense pressure from the board, but remained adamant about not capitulating to their demands for layoffs.
- The defendant's lawyer advised against capitulating to the prosecution's plea deal, advocating for a vigorous defense instead.
- The government's refusal to consider alternative policies risked capitulating to public discontent.
FAQs About the word capitulating
of Capitulate
submission,surrender,capitulation, relinquishment, acceptance, cession, rendition, submitting, compromise, handover
resistance, resistance,,
The army showed no signs of capitulating despite the relentless assault from the enemy.
The company's stock prices continued to plummet, signaling investors' fears of capitulating market confidence.
Despite their initial resolve, the rebels were on the brink of capitulating to the government's forces.
The negotiators were close to reaching a compromise, with both sides gradually capitulating on certain key points.
