Like hiding, the only way to approach the whole process is to give oneself up to it.

How glorious to give oneself up to a great late-in-life passion; unfortunately, such passion can be more fun to experience than to read about.

How does it differ from the blunt surrender, from the French se rendre, "to give oneself up"?

It would be a little like dying to really give oneself up in that way, and being with her was also a little like dying.

The opposite of derek ereẓ is "to walk in the crooked way," i.e., to do unworthy deeds and to give oneself up to immorality.

GHAFLA: giving oneself up to gadfly distractions.

But with boredom one gives oneself up not to another person but to one's own "free-floating attention" and to the dangerous possibility that one may be waiting for nothing.

"I am ashamed that I have returned alive," Mr. Yokoi declared after his return, reflecting the traditional warrior spirit that it is better to die than to give oneself up to the enemy.

But even Ms. Mellor, the "Martini Playdate" author, worries that many parents seem to have heard her plea to party while ignoring her book's greater message of not giving oneself up entirely to the children.

The first Thirthankar, Rishabh introduced the concept of altruism for all living beings, from extending knowledge and experience to others to donation, giving oneself up for others, non-violence and compassion for all living things.

One must give oneself up to feeling, just to being-" Ayyar was tempted even as she, but that inheritance from the Ayyar who had been Captain of the First Ring, a warrior in a desperate lost war, was his conscience now.