vanquishment

It was a noble vanquishment for him, whatever it was for his party, for Lancashire, or for the country.

In that hour of the mind's awful vanquishment a human soul stood naked behind him as before its Maker.

Possibly we might be victors if we would, even to the very vanquishment of Death!

However, there was no disposition to let the matter rest here and acknowledge vanquishment at the hands of the village of Austin.

If John Aldous had betrayed no visible sign of inward vanquishment he at least was feeling its effect.