surrender unconditionally

Frequency: 7.814.5 per million words

To surrender without setting any conditions.

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unconditionally

Examples (10)

  • The defeated army was forced to surrender unconditionally.
  • After days of fighting, the rebels decided to surrender unconditionally.
  • The treaty stipulated that the invading forces must surrender unconditionally.
  • The dictator's regime finally surrendered unconditionally to international pressure.
  • Facing overwhelming odds, the captain ordered his crew to surrender unconditionally.
  • The historical account details how the fortress garrison had to surrender unconditionally.
  • Children in the story are told that they must surrender unconditionally to the monster.
  • The company was advised to surrender unconditionally to avoid further legal battles.
  • In the game, the player's objective is to make the enemy surrender unconditionally.
  • The peace talks failed, and one side was demanded to surrender unconditionally.