"Capitulate" Example Sentences
1. Despite their strong stance, the rebels were eventually forced to capitulate.
2. If we don't find a solution soon, we'll have no choice but to capitulate.
3. The company's CEO refused to capitulate to the demands of the striking workers.
4. After months of negotiations, the government finally capitulated to the demands of the opposition party.
5. The team captain knew they were going to lose and decided to capitulate before the final whistle blew.
6. It was clear that the army was going to capitulate to the enemy forces.
7. The rebels hoped that the government would capitulate to their demands and end the conflict.
8. Even though they were outnumbered, the soldiers refused to capitulate and continued to fight.
9. After weeks of protests, the company finally capitulated and agreed to negotiate with the workers' union.
10. The defeated army was forced to capitulate and surrender their weapons.
11. The coach decided to capitulate and substitute his star player before the match ended.
12. In the end, the small town had to capitulate to the demands of the powerful corporation.
13. Despite their initial resistance, the board of directors finally capitulated to the shareholders' demands.
14. The rebels refused to capitulate until their leader was released from prison.
15. The army general ordered his troops to capitulate and lay down their arms.
16. The country was forced to capitulate to the demands of the international community after years of defiance.
17. After hours of negotiations, the hostage taker finally decided to capitulate and release his captives.
18. Even though he knew he was wrong, he refused to capitulate and accept responsibility for his actions.
19. The political party refused to capitulate to the opposition and continued to push their agenda.
20. The prisoners were forced to capitulate and confess their crimes in order to receive a reduced sentence.
21. The company was faced with bankruptcy and had no choice but to capitulate to the creditor's demands.
22. After a heated debate, the board of directors finally decided to capitulate and approve the budget proposal.
23. The captain of the ship refused to capitulate to the pirate's demands and instead ordered his crew to prepare for battle.
24. The negotiations were at a standstill until one side decided to capitulate and compromise.
25. The government's decision to capitulate to the demands of the protesters sparked widespread demonstrations across the country.
26. After multiple failed attempts to negotiate, the two countries finally decided to capitulate and sign a peace treaty.
27. The boxer had no choice but to capitulate and forfeit the match due to injuries sustained during the fight.
28. Despite mounting pressure, the CEO refused to capitulate and compromise the company's values.
29. The enemy army was given an ultimatum to either capitulate or face a full-scale attack.
30. The rebels' hope was that the government would capitulate to their demands and grant them independence.
Common Phases
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capitulate" in the phrases.
1. Throwing in the towel; giving up; admitting defeat.
2. Surrendering to the enemy; laying down arms; raising a white flag.
3. Yielding to pressure; acquiescing; caving in.
4. Conceding the argument; accepting the consequences; throwing in the sponge.
5. Submitting to authority; complying with demands; accepting one's fate.