The phrase "a total surrender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing complete capitulation or giving up in various situations, such as negotiations, conflicts, or personal struggles.
Example: "After months of fighting, the opposing forces finally reached a point of a total surrender."
Alternatives: "complete capitulation" or "absolute submission".
But the changes in "Community" feel like a total surrender.
The hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman described it as "a total surrender to terror".
The deal was also denounced by the hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman as "a total surrender to terror".
The deal was also denounced by hardline former foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman as "a total surrender to terror".
A retired brigadier, Mehmood Shah, said the 2005 peace deal amounted to a total "surrender" to Mr. Mehsud, from which he had advanced virtually unhindered.
She rebuffed a request from her ally and friend, President Ronald Reagan, to spare the Argentines the ignominy of a total surrender, according to recently declassified papers.
It's a deeply weird setup, though as it develops, Marcus's serious reasons for each of these improbable elements is revealed, and a measure of the book's success is that it enforces not just a suspension of disbelief, but – for a while – total surrender of the faculty of reason.
How Your Kid's Cell Phone Can Teach Them Good Money Habits..And Earn $5! It's not quite a case of total surrender, but if like me, you're a parent who has been at the front lines of the technology wars, pleading with 'the other side' to drop their weapons - in this case, the dreaded cell phone - you may want to consider a compromise agreement that's a win for all combatants.
Abolitionist Wendell Phillips called it a "fatal and total surrender".
[are] not going to be interested in a deal unless there's total surrender from China, which we're not likely to see," says Dollar.
But the Allies rejected his limited offer and continued to demand a total unconditional surrender, which they obtained on May 8.
