Capitulated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CAPITULATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CAPITULATE, to yield, accept terms
• cease to resist an opponent or an unwelcome demand; yield
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• parley, negotiate

Words related to CAPITULATED

capitulate14

Words that contain CAPITULATED

recapitulated18

How to use CAPITULATED in a sentence

• After several severe conflicts, and a most desperate resistance, it capitulated on the 14th of October, 1716, and the Turks entirely evacuated the place on the 17th.
• Valenciennes at length capitulated to the royalists, disheartened by the defeat and death of De Marnix, and terrified by a bombardment of thirty-six hours.
• Having capitulated, and surrendered himself to the Papal Government, he is now confined in the Castle of St Angelo as a state prisoner.
• Emillon, Blaye, Fronsac, Bourg-en-Mer, Libourne, and Dax were taken by assault or capitulated.
• The town of Corte, the seat of republican government, capitulated before long.
• It was not until August 1530 that Florence finally capitulated.
• If any succour was to be given at all, it must be given at once, before the fortress had capitulated.
• We capitulated, the station agent loaned us a revolver, we left our friends behind us and started on our journey.
• With commendable promptitude, he landed his troops that evening, and on the 4th the island capitulated.
• Edinburgh Castle held out for King James till June 14th, 1689, when its captain, the Duke of Gordon, capitulated.
• No relief arriving, the place capitulated on the day named.
• It again repulsed all attacks, but at last was reduced to an extremity by famine, and capitulated.
• Her smiling face and nodding head told that the Governor had capitulated.
• When he had entered the outer town by storm, Windham, the Governor, who had retired into the inner, immediately capitulated, and delivered up the place to Fairfax.
• On the sixteenth day of the month the duke of Holstein-Ploen invested Huy, and earned on the siege with such vigour that in ten days the garrison capitulated.
• Then he invested Gironne, which in a few days capitulated.
• In the beginning of September he undertook the siege of Venlo, which capitulated on the twenty-fifth day of the month, after fort St.
• Immediately after this exploit, the garrison of the Chartreux capitulated on honourable terms, and were conducted to Antwerp.
• At length general Watgenau, the governor, capitulated, after having made a noble defence, and obtained the most honourable conditions.
• Mathews threw himself into the fort of Bednore, but resistance was hopeless, and Tippoo, having offered very honourable terms, he capitulated.
• He landed three thousand soldiers and marines, and these nearly effected the reduction of the island by the capture of Bastia, which capitulated on honourable terms.
• Quesnoy, and Landrecies, the garrisons of all of which fortresses, overawed by the threats of the convention, almost immediately capitulated.
• But before he could unite his forces at Cairo, Menou capitulated on the same conditions as Belliarde, and Egypt was now cleared of the French.
• The Prussian flag waves over the forts, and consequently to all intents and purposes Paris has capitulated.
• Maracaibo was held till 1823, when it surrendered, and in July, 1824, Porto Cabello capitulated and the long contest was at an end.
• Suddenly a Spanish fleet arrived from Porto Bello, and after a siege of three days the garrison capitulated.
• He is from Stettin, and informed me that that fortress has capitulated.
• The city capitulated to Omar, who granted terms of comparative magnanimity.
• It was again taken by the English in 1417, and was retained by them till 1450, when it capitulated to the French.
• There remained the Moors, who had capitulated, under favorable terms, to Ferdinand in 1492.
• Even when the bishop capitulated in favour of Princhester, that decision only opened a fresh trouble for him.
• At last, being overcome by distress, and fearing that if they were taken by storm they might meet no mercy from the conqueror, they capitulated.
• The Turks persisted in defending the place until September 28, when, they capitulated.
• Stettin capitulated on condition of being transferred to Prussia.
• Less than a month later Alexandria capitulated, and saw the hated consular insignia again within her gates.
• He actually wrote out something which was supposed to be a resignation before the Ontario Liberals capitulated.
• We next find this young officer performing a most important service when the French forces capitulated at Cape Francois, St.

Similar words containing CAPITULAT without suffix ed

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