0 past simple and past participle of surrender --
2 to give something that is yours to someone else because you have been forced to do so or because it is necessary to do so: --
After that time he would either have to be surrendered or released.
The elder never drove again and surrendered his licence.
But it was not until 1542, perhaps on her deathbed, that she surrendered her main five-acre holding.
With public squares, parks and avenues effectively surrendered to the worm, summer in the city became unbearable.
With some form of credibly fixed exchange rate, there is almost no scope for active monetary policy - monetary independence is essentially surrendered.
This intriguing suggestion emerges from a brief consideration of the preambles of wills (when the dying surrendered their souls as their most precious bequests).
As the repository of rights surrendered in common, it is everything.
The chosen candidate's factional leader may have, in effect, surrendered his exclusive ties to the candidate.
