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submit

[suhb-mit] / səbˈmɪt /
VERB
comply, endure
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acknowledge agree defer surrender
STRONG
abide accede acquiesce appease bend bow buckle capitulate cave cede concede fold humor indulge knuckle kowtow obey quit relent relinquish stoop succumb tolerate truckle withstand yield
WEAK
be submissive eat crow give away give ground give in give way go with the flow grin and bear it knuckle under lay down arms put up with resign oneself say uncle throw in the towel toe the line
Antonyms
STRONGEST
contradict refuse
STRONG
continue defend deny disagree disallow disapprove dispute dissent fight flatten leave protest reject stop straighten veto win
WEAK
conceal disobey dissuade hide resist
VERB
present, offer; argue for
Synonyms
STRONGEST
propose put refer suggest table urge
STRONG
advance advise affirm argue assert claim commit contend move proffer proposition propound state tender theorize volunteer
WEAK
hand in make a pitch put forward
Antonyms
STRONG
deny discourage dissuade keep quiet question retreat stop take back
WEAK
conceal disobey fight hide resist

Example Sentences

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Det Ch Insp McCulloch urged anyone with information to contact the force or submit information via a dedicated online portal.

From BBC • Apr. 6, 2026

Forestry England said the goal was to submit the application by late 2026 and Natural England could take up to four months to assess it.

From BBC • Apr. 3, 2026

Grit Media, the South Central Film Festival invited Indigenous, Black, Brown, LGBTQ+, immigrant and disabled filmmakers to submit their work, including those in a language other than English.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 2, 2026

She recalls that revisions to the site plan were needed before her builder could submit full plans; then there were corrections.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 1, 2026

His opponents had the same problem, but each only had to submit to the process once—when playing Fischer.

From "Endgame" by Frank Brady