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yield
noun as in production of labor
verb as in produce
verb as in give in, surrender
Strong matches
verb as in grant, allow
Example Sentences
But it didn’t yield era-defining singles like the pandemic lifesaver “Future Nostalgia” did.
For a start, SPD fought this election in a formal alliance with a number of fringe parties on the far-right, meaning they will have to yield some of their seats to them.
The tense silence will be the first of several battles of will between the two men, neither willing to yield.
Her family sought video surveillance from their neighborhood that could yield clues.
It may take days; it may take weeks, but eventually, as public pressure and political pain grows, one side or the other will yield.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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