surrender formally

Frequency: 6.06.5 per million words

To surrender through an official process or ceremony.

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Examples (10)

  • The defeated general was ordered to formally surrender his sword.
  • After a long negotiation, the rebels agreed to formally surrender to the authorities.
  • The besieged city decided to formally surrender at dawn to avoid further bloodshed.
  • The treaty stipulated that the occupying forces would formally surrender all territories.
  • He chose to formally surrender his authority to his successor in a public ceremony.
  • The company's board voted to formally surrender control to the new management.
  • The king was compelled to formally surrender his crown.
  • In the historical reenactment, the 'defeated' army would formally surrender their flags.
  • The pilots were instructed to formally surrender their aircraft at the designated airbase.
  • It was a somber occasion when the last commander had to formally surrender.