Thesaurus / submissions
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- capitulation
- resignation
- acquiescence
- appeasement
- assent
- bowing
- defeatism
- deference
- docility
- humbleness
- humility
- malleability
- meekness
- nonresistance
- obedience
- passivism
- passivity
- prostration
- servility
- subjection
- submissiveness
- surrender
- tractability
- unassertiveness
- yielding
- backing down
- cringing
- giving in
- pliabilty
- recreancy
- submitting
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New submissions were made, and the oath of allegiance, required by General Lee, was generally taken.
ALBERT GALLATINJOHN AUSTIN STEVENS
These were written with such submissions and professions of his patronage, as I had never seen any more acknowledging.
THE DIARY OF JOHN EVELYN, VOLUME II (OF 2)JOHN EVELYN
Piso replied with disdainful submissions; and they parted in open enmity.
It can only become so where it is mingled and contaminated with flattery, with unfitting obsequiousness, and unworthy submissions.
THE WANDERER (VOLUME 3 OF 5)FANNY BURNEY
They are submissions to the authority of the sovereign, to whom he had always taught that submission is due.
TEN TUDOR STATESMENARTHUR D. INNES
These submissions saved tienne, but could not obviate the danger which threatened the art of printing.
OLD AND NEW PARIS, V. 2HENRY SUTHERLAND EDWARDS
He dwelt in Al-Madinah, kept busy in receiving the numerous submissions brought about by the victories of Islam.
THE LIFE OF MOHAMMADETIENNE DINET
He exacted from the republic of Genoa the most humiliating submissions.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE ACCESSION OF JAMES II.THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY
"My submissions are unacceptable, my real intentions misunderstood," he wrote Berkeley.
BACON'S REBELLION, 1676THOMAS JEFFERSON WERTENBAKER
She has the witching ways of those golden-haired women, and all their flattering submissions.
PLAYING WITH FIREAMELIA EDITH HUDDLESTON BARR