Surrendering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SURRENDERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• SURRENDER, to yield, give up
• stop resisting to an enemy or opponent and submit to their authority
• (in sport) lose (a point, game, or advantage) to an opponent
• give in to (a powerful emotion or influence)
• give up or hand over (a person, right, or possession), typically on compulsion or demand
• (of a person assured) cancel (a life insurance policy) and receive back a proportion of the premiums paid.
• give up (a lease) before its expiry.
NOUN:
• the action of surrendering to an opponent or powerful influence
• the action of surrendering a lease or life insurance policy.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to yield to the power, control, or possession of another upon compulsion or demand; to give up completely or agree to forgo especially in favor of another

Words related to SURRENDERING

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How to use SURRENDERING in a sentence

• In the steam-tram she had foreseen the time when she would belong utterly to some man, surrendering to him without reserve, the time when she would be a woman.
• Ross and I told him we were chiefs and that all Indians surrendering would be protected.
• He felt that he was going to be ill and he might get it over all the quicker by surrendering to it at once.
• To see the fair and the brave of this free country surrendering themselves with unbounded trust to the direction of the circulating libraries is very touching.
• The Spanish prisoners who were exchanged have been put under arrest for surrendering.
• He apparently died the death of the Christian, tranquilly surrendering his spirit to his Saviour.
• The Austrians, having lost three thousand in slain and two thousand in prisoners, retired in confusion, surrendering the field, with several guns and banners, to the victors.
• They were allowed to retain their lands and some of their ready money, on condition of withdrawing from the realm and surrendering their castles.
• This he declined to do, and his refusal left the Scots no choice except keeping him a prisoner or surrendering him to his English subjects.
• Surrendering our horses to the care of the khan keeper, I proceeded to the konak, or government house, to present my letters.
• Attacked on one side by her aunt, and on the other by Hardyman, and feebly defended, at the best, by her own doubts and misgivings, Isabel ended by surrendering at discretion.
• The engagement lasted two hours and a half, the Essex finally surrendering when reduced to a helpless wreck.
• This was gained by descending again to the cellar, by surrendering the brass check to a burly doorkeeper, and by climbing a long flight of stairs into the upper regions.
• The two acts, the delivery of the letter of indulgence and the surrendering of the thank-offering, we are told, are independent the one of the other.
• Lorenzo would not certainly have taken the precipitate measures of his son Piero, in surrendering the Florentine fortresses.
• No proceedings, civil or criminal, will be taken against any of the burghers so surrendering or so returning for any acts in connection with the prosecution of the war.
• For four months he had waited, yet Paris gave no sign of surrendering.
• The governors treated his menaces with contempt, and published an order that no person, on pain of death, should talk of surrendering.
• John of Vienne, governor of Calais, now saw the necessity of surrendering his fortress, which was reduced to the last extremity by famine and the fatigue of the inhabitants.
• This can be done without surrendering the general principle of individual freedom.
• Let us understand, however, that faith is not the surrendering of our minds to that which is irrational and inconsistent.
• By half-past four that afternoon, however, all organized resistance was over, and the enemy were surrendering everywhere.
• He was one of the eight whose safety Richard demanded when surrendering to Bolingbroke.
• And as she lay back in his arms, weak and surrendering, with the heavy lashes closed over the shadowy eyes, he stooped and kissed her on her red, melancholy mouth.
• Then surrendering myself to meditation, I was about to ask God for His compassion, when sleep closed my eyes.
• The only thing to do is to make the will as strong as it can be made, and then to use all of its strength in surrendering eagerly to this matchless Man Jesus.
• To the Norman retainers, however, of the earl they offered a less determined resistance, throwing down their arms and surrendering at discretion.
• Their old men sent ambassadors to Caesar by the consent of all who remained, surrendering themselves.
• She would only make Rosas pay more dearly for the resistance he had offered before surrendering himself.
• An order had been issued to deliver it up, and this gentleman had gone down the river for the purpose of surrendering the whole.

Similar words containing SURRENDER without suffix ing

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