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What is another word for Yield? – 171 Yield Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    surrender give in submit comply obey concede relinquish abandon forsake desert leave depart vacate cede capitulate acquiesce assent agree consent accede defer bow bend flex soften moderate temper restrain check curb bridle harness control regulate govern direct manage produce generate furnish supply provide offer present bestow grant confer donate bequeath devise will

    Meaning of Yield

    The primary meaning of the word "Yield" is to give in or surrender to a force, person, or argument.

    Definitions

    • To give in or surrender to a force, person, or argument
    • To produce or provide something, especially as a result of a process or effort
    • To give way to someone or something, especially in order to avoid conflict or allow them to have priority
    • To produce a crop or other agricultural product

    Etymology of Yield

    The word "Yield" comes from the Old English word "gieldan", which is also related to the Old Norse word "gialda", meaning "to pay" or "to repay"
    The word has been used in English since the 9th century, and its meaning has evolved over time to include a range of senses related to giving in, surrendering, producing, and providing

    Example Uses

    • The driver had to yield to the pedestrian crossing the road
    • The company will yield a high profit from the sale of its new product
    • The farmer's land yielded a bountiful harvest
    • She finally yielded to her husband's persuasion and agreed to go on vacation

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