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capitulate to

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capitulate to someone or something
to surrender or submit to someone or something. The general finally capitulated to the enemy. I won't capitulate in this argument.


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Better to cu-operate than capitulate to the ever-increasing financial burdens.
They expect a Scottish government to stand up for Scotland, not capitulate to London - or, even worse, not argue the case.
However, Murray battled to take the match into a decider - at which point the betting briefly went evens each of two - only to then capitulate to a bagel defeat in the final set.
 
 
 
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