Pronunciation: /ˈjiːldɪŋ/
verb to produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or industrial product)
A1 The farmer is yielding a bountiful harvest this year.
A2 She is yielding to her parents' wishes and studying medicine.
B1 The company is yielding profits for the third consecutive quarter.
B2 The negotiator is skilled at yielding to the demands of both parties.
C1 The politician is adept at yielding to public opinion while staying true to their values.
C2 The artist's work is constantly evolving, yielding new and innovative creations.
formal The soil in this area is very fertile, yielding high crop yields every year.
informal I tried to bend the metal rod, but it wasn't yielding at all.
slang She's always yielding to peer pressure and making bad decisions.
figurative Despite facing many obstacles, he remained strong and yielding to the challenges ahead.
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