capitulation (Meaning)
capitulation (n)
a document containing the terms of surrender
a summary that enumerates the main parts of a topic
the act of surrendering (usually under agreed conditions)
capitulation (n.)
A reducing to heads or articles; a formal agreement.
The act of capitulating or surrendering to an emeny upon stipulated terms.
The instrument containing the terms of an agreement or surrender.
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capitulation Sentence Examples
- The general's decision to order capitulation was met with shock and disbelief among the troops.
- The treaty negotiations ended in a swift capitulation by the losing nation.
- The stock market experienced a sudden capitulation, leading to widespread panic selling.
- The board's acceptance of the hostile takeover bid signaled capitulation to the acquiring company.
- Despite their best efforts, the rebels were unable to prevent the city's eventual capitulation to the besieging army.
- The CEO's resignation was seen as a capitulation to shareholder pressure for a change in leadership.
- The political leader's capitulation to the demands of foreign powers caused outrage among citizens.
- The opposition accused the government of capitulation in the face of unjust trade agreements.
- The company's capitulation to demands for environmental reform was seen as a positive step toward sustainability.
- The player's capitulation in the final moments of the game cost their team the victory.
FAQs About the word capitulation
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The general's decision to order capitulation was met with shock and disbelief among the troops.
The treaty negotiations ended in a swift capitulation by the losing nation.
The stock market experienced a sudden capitulation, leading to widespread panic selling.
The board's acceptance of the hostile takeover bid signaled capitulation to the acquiring company.
