I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ complete , total
▪ unconditional
▪ immediate
VERB + SURRENDER
▪ demand
▪
The allied commander demanded their immediate and unconditional ~.
▪ force into , starve into
▪
The villagers were starved into ~.
▪ accept
▪
The division accepted the ~ of a group of some 500 rebels.
▪ negotiate
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ to
▪
the government's ~ to the nationalists' demands
PHRASES
▪ a flag of ~
▪
The rebels hoisted the white flag of ~.
▪ in ~
▪
He raised his hands in mock ~.
▪ terms of ~
▪
The rebels were offered easy terms of ~.
II.
verb
ADVERB
▪ unconditionally
▪ completely
▪
After three weeks under siege they ~ed completely.
▪ immediately
▪ eventually , finally
▪ formally
▪
The British formally ~ed on May 31.
▪ voluntarily
VERB + SURRENDER
▪ order sb to
▪
They were ordered to ~ their weapons to the police.
▪ agree to
▪
They agreed to ~ their claim to the territory.
▪ refuse to
▪ be forced to
PREPOSITION
▪ to
▪
He ~ed voluntarily to his enemies.
▪
The dictator ~ed power to Parliament.
Surrender is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ control , ↑ freedom , ↑ lease , ↑ passport , ↑ prerogative , ↑ sovereignty , ↑ territory