submission in Latin
submission in Latin is summissiō — submission means the act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
submission in Latin
summissiō
What does "submission" mean?
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noun The act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
"The rebels were finally forced into submission."
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noun A piece of work sent in for consideration, such as an entry or application.
"The magazine received hundreds of submissions for the short story contest."
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noun A hold or technique in combat sports that forces an opponent to give up.
"She won the match by submission in the second round."
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submission in a sentence
- The rebels were finally forced into submission.
- The magazine received hundreds of submissions for the short story contest.
- She won the match by submission in the second round.
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What is "submission" in Latin?
"submission" in Latin is summissiō. submission means: The act of giving in or yielding to someone else's authority or control.
How do you use "submission" in a sentence?
Example: "The rebels were finally forced into submission." In Latin, "submission" is summissiō.
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