= undergo, v. (in various senses).

To submit to (do something). Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To await submissively or patiently; to await (the decree or judgement of); to submit to; = bide, v. 8. Now archaic.

To await submissively, submit to. Obsolete.

In early Middle English: To trust, to submit oneself to a person's mercy. Obsolete.

To subject or submit oneself, to be subjected, to (a law, inspection, examination, etc.).

To place oneself under a certain control or authority; to become subject or surrender oneself to another. transitive (reflexive). To become…

figurative. intransitive. To submit or yield; to accede, give in. In early use chiefly with to; in later use chiefly with before. rare after 17th…

figurative. To submit, yield, give place to (or unto); to acknowledge the superiority or supremacy of.

intransitive. To give way, give place, yield to.

intransitive. To submit in opinion or judgement to; to pay deference to.