Yielding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for YIELDING in dictionary:

VERB:
• produce or provide (a natural, agricultural, or industrial product)
• produce or generate (a result, gain, or financial return)
• give way to arguments, demands, or pressure
• relinquish possession of
• concede (a point of dispute)
• give right of way to other traffic.
• (of a mass or structure) give way under force or pressure
NOUN:
• a giving way
• an amount produced of an agricultural or industrial product
• a financial return
• a verbal act of admitting defeat
• the act of conceding or yielding
ADJECTIVE:
• giving way, compliant
• Inclined to give way, or comply; flexible; compliant; accommodating; as, a yielding temper.
• inclined to yield to argument or influence or control
• lacking stiffness and giving way to pressure
• tending to give in or surrender or agree
• submissive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to give up

Words related to YIELDING

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How to use YIELDING in a sentence

• He affected extravagance and eccentricity of conduct, without yielding much to the one, or practising a great deal of the other.
• It seems slow in healing and has been much inflamed, although now yielding to remedies.
• A yielding joint was in this position necessary, and that formed by the navicular bone fills all requirements.
• He stood a moment on the very summit, and then, the snow yielding, he began to fall through.
• They had created a navy which was able to cope with the most powerful fleets of Europe, and island after island of the Mediterranean was yielding to their sway.
• But far from yielding to the impulse, she avoided any occasion which might throw her in his way.
• It reminded him forcibly of those pale, sweet-faced saints of Fra Angelico, with whom the frail flesh seems ever on the point of yielding to the ardent aspirations of the spirit.
• By skilful manoeuvring and convenient yielding to the pressure of the crowd he managed to get near the blind girl as she finished her hymn.
• I soon found from the correspondence that conciliation was desperate, and yielding to an intimation in her last letter, I ceased from further explanation.
• The first natural feeling which comes over one when he sees a crawling snake is to kill it, and Sam Harper did not wait long before yielding to his inclination.
• As it was, the shielding tree trunk prevented it, and, grazing the bark, they were driven into the yielding earth half a foot deep.
• John Kars was lying on his blankets, yielding to the skilful attention of Dr.
• Arithelli closed her eyes and leant back, yielding herself to his caresses.
• Her quivering limbs already were nearly yielding as he spoke.
• Perhaps no country in the world is capable of yielding so large a return for agriculture.
• The Council, yielding to necessity, had resolved to be brave.
• Luck had used those fine days to their full capacity for yielding him picture-light.
• Si should be defeated without the legacy, or he should be made to suffer the humiliation of yielding after being confronted with the accomplished fact of a secret marriage.
• Harry felt it yielding, as if the ground were sliding under his feet.
• She was waiting for an answer, and in a moment he found himself yielding to his impulse and giving her a graphic account of his peculiar visitation.
• Just as the inhabitants of the city were yielding to despair, there arose a tempest, which swept the Bosporus with resistless fury.
• He said he was a man of great intellect, but of capricious temper, incapable from principle or habit of yielding to the popular will.

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