surrendersafely
verbUK /səˈrɛndə ˈseɪfli/
US /səˈrɛndər ˈseɪfli/
To give up and let yourself be caught without getting hurt.
The robber decided to surrendersafely and walked out with his hands up.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To stop fighting and come out so everyone stays safe.
The soldiers agreed to surrendersafely at dawn.
3. To hand yourself over to police in a calm, safe way.
He chose to surrendersafely rather than run.
4. To give up control of something without danger to anyone.
The team had to surrendersafely after the game was called off.