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Meaning of Give In
The primary meaning of "Give In" is to stop resisting or opposing something, often due to a stronger force or persuasion.
Definitions
- To stop resisting or opposing something, often due to a stronger force or persuasion
- To accept or agree with something, even if one does not want to
- To surrender or yield to a desire, pressure, or force
Etymology of Give In
The phrase "Give In" originated in the 15th century, with "give" coming from Old English "giefan" meaning "to give" and "in" from Old English "in" meaning "into" or "within"
Historically, the phrase was used to describe the act of surrendering or yielding to a stronger force or power
Example Uses
- She finally gave in to her cravings and ate the entire cake
- The company gave in to the union's demands after a long strike
- He gave in to his fatigue and took a nap