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Synonyms for yield
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Princeton's WordNet
output, yield(noun)
production of a certain amount
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output signal, take, output, proceeds, outturn, takings, payoff, fruit, return, turnout, production, issue, end productAntonyms:
remain firm, standreturn, issue, take, takings, proceeds, yield, payoff(noun)
the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property
"the average return was about 5%"
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topic, progeny, subject, output, exit, issuing, counter, rejoinder, income tax return, wages, military issue, takings, reward, payoff, regaining, final payment, take, publication, egress, government issue, event, upshot, return, comeback, restitution, retort, offspring, riposte, tax return, outlet, reappearance, result, recurrence, return key, coming back, replication, number, outcome, bribe, getting even, emergence, effect, way out, restoration, issue, production, paying back, proceeds, fruit, consequence, matter, homecoming, issuanceAntonyms:
remain firm, standyield, fruit(noun)
an amount of a product
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issue, take, return, output, proceeds, payoff, fruit, takings, productionAntonyms:
stand, remain firmoutput, yield, production(verb)
the quantity of something (as a commodity) that is created (usually within a given period of time)
"production was up in the second quarter"
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output signal, take, output, proceeds, outturn, takings, payoff, fruit, return, turnout, product, production, issue, end productAntonyms:
stand, remain firmyield, give, afford(verb)
be the cause or source of
"He gave me a lot of trouble"; "Our meeting afforded much interesting information"
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commit, chip in, dedicate, succumb, cave in, relent, impart, pass, pass on, move over, return, establish, reach, concede, have, give in, fall in, make, give, collapse, throw, gift, kick in, feed, break, ease up, apply, cede, grant, knuckle under, founder, devote, hold, buckle under, render, soften, present, sacrifice, open, turn over, leave, give way, consecrate, generate, contribute, afford, pay, hand, bearAntonyms:
remain firm, standgive way, yield(verb)
end resistance, as under pressure or force
"The door yielded to repeated blows with a battering ram"
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go, conk out, ease up, grant, give way, succumb, bear, cede, pay, give, soften, break down, cave in, afford, knuckle under, founder, render, concede, break, relent, move over, generate, return, die, buckle under, fall in, fail, give in, give out, collapse, go badAntonyms:
remain firm, standrender, yield, return, give, generate(verb)
give or supply
"The cow brings in 5 liters of milk"; "This year's crop yielded 1,000 bushels of corn"; "The estate renders some revenue for the family"
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consecrate, knuckle under, give way, interpret, riposte, devote, chip in, cede, have, afford, collapse, hold, recall, buckle under, supply, try, turn over, ease up, sire, concede, founder, engender, open, hand, gift, render, move over, feed, pay, pass on, picture, soften, deliver, return, bring forth, grant, establish, regress, reelect, contribute, come back, fork up, fork over, hand over, retrovert, give, mother, father, furnish, apply, present, show, make, beget, repay, impart, rejoin, get, devolve, generate, bring back, refund, reach, hark back, relent, retort, submit, depict, fork out, throw, fall in, succumb, dedicate, cave in, give in, bear, turn in, fall, pass, turn back, provide, take back, break, revert, translate, leave, commit, sacrifice, kick in, give backAntonyms:
remain firm, standconcede, yield, cede, grant(verb)
give over; surrender or relinquish to the physical control of another
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ease up, grant, give way, pay, deliver, bear, surrender, return, allow, confess, allot, afford, knuckle under, give in, concede, succumb, soften, give, give up, move over, deed over, generate, cede, buckle under, profess, award, render, relent, accordAntonyms:
remain firm, standyield, relent, soften(verb)
give in, as to influence or pressure
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mince, render, ease up, grant, give way, pay, moderate, cushion, relent, give, buffer, weaken, afford, knuckle under, give in, cede, concede, succumb, soften, move over, generate, return, dampen, buckle under, damp, bear, breakAntonyms:
stand, remain firmmove over, give way, give, ease up, yield(verb)
move in order to make room for someone for something
"The park gave way to a supermarket"; "`Move over,' he told the crowd"
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hand, commit, chip in, dedicate, succumb, cave in, collapse, impart, flag, concede, pass on, move over, return, establish, knuckle under, fail, hold, reach, go bad, have, give in, make, give, throw, gift, kick in, conk out, feed, break, slacken off, break down, apply, relent, give out, grant, go, founder, devote, fall in, pass, render, buckle under, cede, soften, present, die, sacrifice, open, turn over, leave, give way, consecrate, generate, contribute, ease off, afford, let up, pay, ease up, bearAntonyms:
remain firm, standgive, yield(verb)
cause to happen or be responsible for
"His two singles gave the team the victory"
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commit, chip in, dedicate, succumb, cave in, collapse, impart, concede, pass on, move over, return, establish, knuckle under, reach, present, have, give in, fall in, make, pay, throw, gift, kick in, feed, break, ease up, apply, relent, give, grant, open, founder, devote, hold, pass, render, buckle under, cede, soften, sacrifice, turn over, leave, give way, consecrate, generate, contribute, afford, hand, bearAntonyms:
remain firm, standconcede, yield, grant(verb)
be willing to concede
"I grant you this much"
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ease up, grant, give way, pay, bear, return, allow, confess, allot, afford, knuckle under, give in, concede, succumb, soften, give, move over, deed over, generate, cede, buckle under, profess, award, render, relent, accordAntonyms:
remain firm, standsuccumb, yield(verb)
be fatally overwhelmed
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ease up, grant, give way, pay, bear, relent, give, buckle under, afford, knuckle under, give in, concede, succumb, soften, move over, generate, cede, return, renderAntonyms:
remain firm, standyield, pay, bear(verb)
bring in
"interest-bearing accounts"; "How much does this savings certificate pay annually?"
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digest, abide, succumb, comport, tolerate, deliver, pay, make up, compensate, behave, move over, return, endure, hold, put up, concede, have, expect, give in, deport, give way, assume, give, stick out, take over, ante up, pay up, ease up, carry, cede, grant, knuckle under, support, devote, birth, relent, buckle under, render, have a bun in the oven, soften, acquit, brook, turn out, conduct, suffer, contain, stand, gestate, stomach, generate, accept, afford, pay off, give birth, wear, bearAntonyms:
stand, remain firmgive, yield(verb)
be flexible under stress of physical force
"This material doesn't give"
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commit, chip in, dedicate, succumb, cave in, collapse, impart, concede, pass on, move over, return, establish, knuckle under, reach, present, have, give in, fall in, make, pay, throw, gift, kick in, feed, break, ease up, apply, relent, give, grant, open, founder, devote, hold, pass, render, buckle under, cede, soften, sacrifice, turn over, leave, give way, consecrate, generate, contribute, afford, hand, bearAntonyms:
remain firm, standyield(verb)
cease opposition; stop fighting
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render, ease up, grant, give way, pay, relent, give, afford, knuckle under, give in, cede, concede, succumb, soften, move over, generate, return, buckle under, bearAntonyms:
stand, remain firmyield, give in, succumb, knuckle under, buckle under(verb)
consent reluctantly
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defer, render, ease up, grant, give way, pay, accede, relent, give, afford, knuckle under, give in, cede, concede, succumb, soften, move over, generate, return, buckle under, bow, bear, submitAntonyms:
stand, remain firm
Wiktionary
yield(verb)
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produce, return, fruits, crop, harvest, surrender, give way, supply, give up, capitulate, submit, succumb, cede, relent, bear, deferyield(verb)
To pay, give in payment; repay, recompense; reward; requite.
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cede, bear, give up, submit, supply, relent, succumb, produce, capitulate, crop, harvest, return, fruits, defer, surrender, give wayyield(verb)
A product; the quantity of something produced
Zucchini plants always seem to produce a high yield of fruit.
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give way, supply, give up, relent, capitulate, produce, bear, defer, surrender, cede, succumb, submit, fruits, return, harvest, cropyield(verb)
To give as required; to surrender, relinquish or capitulate.
They refuse to yield to the enemy.
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bear, succumb, relent, defer, capitulate, submit, give up, surrender, produce, give way, cede, supplyyield(verb)
To give way; to succumb to a force.
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give up, cede, give way, defer, submit, succumb, supply, produce, bear, capitulate, relent, surrenderyield(verb)
To produce as return, as from an investment.
Historically, that security yields a high return.
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give way, bear, succumb, relent, produce, capitulate, give up, surrender, cede, submit, supply, deferyield(verb)
The current return as a percentage of the price of a stock or bond.
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submit, give up, relent, capitulate, surrender, produce, bear, give way, cede, supply, defer, succumbyield(verb)
To produce as a result.
Completing the mathematics correctly yields a result of five.
Synonyms:
cede, succumb, produce, capitulate, supply, surrender, give up, relent, give way, bear, defer, submit
English Synonyms and Antonyms
yield
We allow that which we do not attempt to hinder; we permit that to which we give some express authorization. When this is given verbally it is called permission; when in writing it is commonly called a permit. There are establishments that any one will be allowed to visit without challenge or hindrance; there are others that no one is allowed to visit without a permit from the manager; there are others to which visitors are admitted at specified times, without a formal permit. We allow a child's innocent intrusion; we concede a right; grant a request; consent to a sale of property; permit an inspection of accounts; sanction a marriage; tolerate the rudeness of a well-meaning servant; submit to a surgical operation; yield to a demand or necessity against our wish or will, or yield something under compulsion; as, the sheriff yielded the keys at the muzzle of a revolver, and allowed the mob to enter. Suffer, in the sense of mild concession, is now becoming rare, its place being taken by allow, permit, or tolerate. Compare PERMISSION.
See also synonyms for PROHIBIT.
Synonyms:
admit, allow, concede, consent to, grant, let, permit, sanction, suffer, tolerateAntonyms:
deny, disallow, disapprove, forbid, protest, refuse, reject, resist, withstandPreposition:
To allow of (in best recent usage, simply to allow) such an action; allow one in such a course; allow for spending-money.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
yield
Synonyms:
furnish, produce, afford, bear, render, relinquish, give in, let go, forego, accede, acquiesce, resign, surrender, concede, allow, grant, submit, succumb, comply, consent, agreeAntonyms:
withdraw, withhold, retain, deny, refuse, vindicate, assert, claim, disallow, appropriate, resist, dissent, protest, recalcitrate, struggle, strive
Dictionary of English Synonymes
yield(v. a.)
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produce, bear, furnish, supply, afford, impart, render, bestow, confer, communicateyield(v. a.)
yield(v. a.)
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relinquish, surrender, abandon, cede, resign, abdicate, forego, waive, deliver up, give up, part with, make over, let goyield(v. n.)
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submit, surrender, succumb, give in, give up, knock under, resign one's selfyield(v. n.)
yield(v. n.)
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assent, comply, acquiesce, give consentyield(v. n.)
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give place, give wayyield(n.)
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "yield":
performance, yields, return, produce, returns, coupon, elastic, preconsolidation, generate, production, efficiency, cede, give, output
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How to use yield in a sentence?
I can tell you, if they believe this President is going to yield on this particular issue, they're misreading him, misreading the American people.
Given the wildcards out there - the Fed decision, will a recession hit China - the bond market will have more chances to get whipsawed, i think loans will outperform high yield, which has been trending lower with stocks. Investors have treated loans differently and seem to give them a pass during volatile moments.
If you inhabit a positive mindset. You will surround yourself with positive encounters that build an empire of possibilities. Thus, desist from negative thoughts. For, a negative mindset is bound to utter negative words. And that must at the long run yield a negative outcome. So, inspite of your current hardships or challenges dare to think positively. Because, it pays incredibly. -Emeasoba George
(Stress test results) could be a catalyst for a day or two but it'll still come back to the main driver which is going to be the yield curve and loan growth, which has been OK but nothing to write home about.
I ask them not to yield to an economic model which is idolatrous, which needs to sacrifice human lives on the altar of money and profit.
Translations for yield
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- عادَ ( عليه ) بِـ, طائِل, رِبْح, عائِدَة, رَيْع, غَلَّة, إِفَادَة, مَدْخُول, إِنْتاج, مَصْلَحَة, مُتَحَصِّل, إِيراد, مُغَلّ, أَجْزَأَ, جَدْوَى, مَنْتُوج, جَنًى, مَنْفَعَة, أَغَلَّ, أَكْسَبَ, نِتَاج, دَرَّ, حَصِيدَة, خَرْج, صُلُوح, خَيْر, دَخْل, عائِد, صَلَاح, فائِدَة, إِفَادَةٌ مِنْ, مُسْتَغَلّ, كَسْب, مُحَصَّلَة, اِسْتِفَادَة, مُنْتَج, مَحْصُول, نَتِيجَة, جَدَاء, مُنْتَجات, أَجْزَى, نَفْع, أَدَرَّ, حاصِل, ناتِج, أَمَّنَ, حَقَّقَ, حَصَد, رَجَعَ بِـ, حَصِيلَة, حَمْل, سَحَبَ, يخArabic
- cedirCatalan, Valencian
- podřídit se, vynést, výnos, úroda, dát přednost, přinést výsledkyCzech
- Platz machen, aufgeben, (Ertrag) [[abwerfen]], Ertrag, Ausbeute, gewähren, Vorfahrt gewähren, vorbeilassen, ergebenGerman
- ceder el paso, ceder, rendimiento, arrojarSpanish
- väistää, myöntää, tuottaa, taipua, [[antaa]] [[tietä]], satoFinnish
- se rendre, céder, rapporter, retourner, laisser passer, capituler, rendementFrench
- géill slíIrish
- toradhScottish Gaelic
- menghasilkanIndonesian
- cedere, dare la precedenza, arrendersi, arrendere, raccolto, produrre, restituire, produzioneItalian
- תשואהHebrew
- 収穫, 利益, 譲る, もたらすJapanese
- fructusLatin
- zwichten, voortbrengenDutch
- yte, multiplisere, svikte, gi etter, resultere iNorwegian
- plon, wydajność, produkcjaPolish
- rendimento, sucumbir, resultar, produção, safra, cederPortuguese
- închinaRomanian
- выход, возвращать, отдавать, [[приводить]] [[к]], производить, результироваться, выработка, урожай, продукция, уступать, сдаваться, даватьRussian
- urodSerbo-Croatian
- utbyte, ge vika, geSwedish
- மகசூல்Tamil
- దిగుబడి, రాబడిTelugu
- rekolte, kâr, sağlamak, hâsılât, kazanç, ürün, yol vermek, ürün vermekTurkish
- 产量Chinese
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