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capitulation

noun as in giving in

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The mainstreaming of his hateful rhetoric and the capitulation of the institutional Republican Party to him will be significant challenges to the American political system for years to come.

From Slate

However, the capitulation at the hands of the Wallabies will have tried the patience of even the most loyal England fans.

From BBC

From 24-3 overnight, Harry Brook and Joe Root began with confidence, only for Brook's edge off Noman to start an England capitulation of seven wickets for 46 runs.

From BBC

Noting that his team faced identical fourth-and-10 situations at its own 41-yard line in each instance, Foster said those punts were a reflection of an offense that wasn’t getting the job done, not capitulation.

Short of a capitulation by Hezbollah - which is unlikely - it is hard to see how Israel can achieve its war aim of removing the threat of Hezbollah attacks without sending in troops on the ground.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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