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capitulatingnoun the usually forced yielding of one's person or possessions to the control of anotherthe tug-of-war will continue until the capitulating of one side or the other capitulation, cession, handover, relinquishment, rendition, submission, submitting, surrender acceptance, acquiescence, concessioncompromiseappeasement, conciliation, reconcilement, reconciliationcapture, fall resistance to cease resistance (as to another's arguments, demands, or control)one side finally capitulated when it became clear that they couldn't win the argument blinking, bowing, budging, conceding, giving in, knuckling under, quitting, relenting, submitting, succumbing, surrendering, yielding acquiescingdeferring saying uncle, throwing in the towel(also throwing in the sponge) resisting contending, fighting, holding offbattling, breasting, combating(or combatting), confronting, countering, defying, facing, meeting, objecting, opposing, repellingthwarting, withstanding to yield to the control or power of enemy forcesthe city reluctantly capitulated to the invaders after a three-day siege falling, giving up, knuckling under, submitting, succumbing, surrendering bowing, buckling, caving (in), collapsing, giving (in)handing over, relinquishinglosingconceding, failing, folding enduring, standing bucking, defying, fighting, opposing, repelling, resisting, withstandingbeating, overcoming, winningconquering, prevailing, triumphing |