yielded

• abandon
• abandoned
• abdicate
• abnegated
• accede
• accept
• accrue
• acknowledge
• acquiesce
• acquiesced
• admit
• admit defeat
• advanced
• afford
• afforded
• agree
• allow
• assent
• back down
• basked
• beam
• bear
• began
• begat
• begot
• bend
• blinked
• blossom
• bore
• bow
• bowed
• break
• bred
• bring forth
• bring in
• broke
• broke down
• brought
• brought about
• brought forth
• brought in
• brought on
• buckled
• budged
• burst
• bursted
• buy
• call it quits
• capitulate
• capitulated
• catalyzed
• caused
• cave in
• cede
• ceded
• collapse
• collapsed
• come to terms
• committed
• comply
• concede
• conceded
• concur
• consent
• consigned
• coughed up
• cracked
• crashed
• created
• crumbled
• crumple
• crumpled
• cultivated
• decided
• defer
• deferred
• deflated
• delivered
• deserted
• determined
• developed
• did
• died
• discarded
• discharge
• drew on
• earn
• effected
• effectuated
• enacted
• encouraged
• engendered
• entrusted
• established
• fail
• failed
• fathered
• fit in
• flattened
• fold
• fold up
• forfeited
• forsook
• forwarded
• fostered
• founded
• foundered
• furnish
• furnished
• furthered
• gave
• gave in
• gave out
• gave rise to
• gave up
• gave way
• generate
• generated
• give
• give off
• give oneself over
• give up
• give way
• go
• go along with
• go with the flow
• gratified
• hand over
• handed over
• hold out
• imploded
• inaugurated
• induced
• indulged
• initiated
• innovated
• instituted
• introduced
• intrusted
• invoked
• knuckle
• knuckle under
• knuckled under
• laid down
• launched
• lay down arms
• leave
• let go
• luxuriated
• made
• melted
• melted down
• net
• netted
• nourished
• nurtured
• occasioned
• offer
• overdid
• overindulged
• paid
• paid off
• part with
• pay
• permit
• pioneered
• play the game
• popped
• produced
• proffer
• promoted
• prompted
• provide
• provided
• quit
• quitted
• relax
• released
• relent
• relented
• relinquish
• relinquished
• rendered
• renounced
• resign
• resigned
• return
• returned
• reveled
• revelled
• rolled
• sag
• said uncle
• sell for
• set
• set up
• shattered
• shed
• smashed
• snapped
• spawned
• splintered
• split
• stalled
• started
• submit
• submitted
• succumb
• succumbed
• suffer defeat
• supplied
• supply
• surrender
• surrendered
• tender
• threw in the sponge
• threw in the towel
• throw in the towel
• toe the line
• toe the mark
• transferred
• tumbled
• turn out
• turned in
• turned out
• turned over
• waive
• waived
• wallowed
• went
• went out
• worked
• wrought

• abolished
• agree
• arrested
• assert
• battled
• breasted
• bridled
• build
• canned
• checked
• combated
• combatted
• confronted
• constrained
• contended
• contradict
• controlled
• counter
• countered
• crushed
• curbed
• dampened
• decline
• defend
• defied
• demolished
• denied
• deny
• destroyed
• differ
• disagree
• disallow
• disapprove
• dispute
• dissent
• eschewed
• extinguished
• faced
• fight
• forbore
• forewent
• forwent
• fought
• held off
• hide
• hold
• impeded
• increase
• inflated
• inhibited
• keep
• kept
• killed
• limited
• liquidated
• lose
• met
• object
• objected
• oppose
• opposed
• prevent
• protest
• put down
• quashed
• quelled
• quenched
• refuse
• reject
• rejected
• repelled
• repressed
• repudiate
• resisted
• restrained
• restricted
• retain
• retained
• retarded
• rise
• rose
• smothered
• squashed
• squelched
• stay
• stifled
• stilled
• straighten
• subdued
• suppressed
• swelled
• take
• thwarted
• veto
• win
• withheld
• withhold
• withstand
• withstood

• verb
  1. To pay, give in payment; repay, recompense; reward; requite.
  2. To furnish; to afford; to render; to give forth.
  3. To give way; to allow another to pass first.
  4. To give as required; to surrender, relinquish or capitulate.
  5. To give, or give forth, (anything).
  6. To give way; to succumb to a force.
  7. To produce as return, as from an investment.
  8. To produce as a result.
  9. To produce a particular sound as the result of a sound law.
  10. (of a material specimen) To pass the material's yield point and undergo plastic deformation.
  11. To admit to be true; to concede; to allow.

• Despite the challenges, their hard work and dedication yielded impressive results.
• The experiment yielded valuable data that supported the hypothesis.
• After hours of negotiations, the two sides finally reached a compromise that yielded mutual benefits.
• The detective's thorough investigation yielded crucial evidence that led to the suspect's arrest.
• The investment strategy yielded significant returns for the shareholders.

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