Jul 15, 20211 min readWord of the Day - capitulateHow to Pronounce - Capitulatecapitulate – k ax p ih ch uh l ey t Stop resisting an opponentThe army had to capitulate to the enemy.Definition verb (used without object)to surrender unconditionally or on stipulated terms:to give up resistance:How to PronounceSynonyms for capitulateyield, acquiesce, accede, give in.Dictionary Entries near capitulateCapitol Reef National Park, Capitol, United States, capitonnage, capitular, capitulary, capitulate, capitulation, capitulationism, capitulum, capiz, cap jib First known usageFirst recorded in 1570–80; from Medieval Latin capitulātus (past participle of capitulāre “to draw up in sections”), equivalent to capitul(um) “section,” literally, “small head” + -ātusWord of the Day - capitulate
How to Pronounce - Capitulatecapitulate – k ax p ih ch uh l ey t Stop resisting an opponentThe army had to capitulate to the enemy.Definition verb (used without object)to surrender unconditionally or on stipulated terms:to give up resistance:How to PronounceSynonyms for capitulateyield, acquiesce, accede, give in.Dictionary Entries near capitulateCapitol Reef National Park, Capitol, United States, capitonnage, capitular, capitulary, capitulate, capitulation, capitulationism, capitulum, capiz, cap jib First known usageFirst recorded in 1570–80; from Medieval Latin capitulātus (past participle of capitulāre “to draw up in sections”), equivalent to capitul(um) “section,” literally, “small head” + -ātusWord of the Day - capitulate
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