[-ING1.] The action of the vb. SUBMIT; submission.
c. 1460. Oseney Reg., 49. Of þe which debates þe parties haue i-putte þem-selfe in submittyng and ordinaunce of the bisshop of lincoln.
a. 1653. Gouge, Comm. Heb. xi. 18. This could not be without Isaacs voluntary submitting of himself.
1675. Sheffield (Dk. Buckhm.), Ess. Satire, 240. A life Spent in base Injury, and low submitting.
1723. Waterland, 2nd Vind. Christs Div., 62. The submitting to This Office is a great Instance of the Sons Condescension.