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yield
noun as in production of labor
verb as in produce
verb as in give in, surrender
Strong matches
verb as in grant, allow
Example Sentences
The vastness reminds him of the ocean, where constantly shifting tides mean that no two trips yield the same experience.
Portuguese and German police conducted a fresh search between where the McCanns had been staying and addresses linked to Brückner in June this year, but this yielded no breakthroughs.
And in one of the group’s worst performances this year, they yielded nine runs over the next four innings in a gut-punch of a 9-6 defeat.
Elsewhere in June, Portuguese and German police conducted a fresh search of land in Lagos - between where the McCanns had been staying and addresses linked to Brückner, but this yielded no breakthroughs.
Opponents fear that California could yield control of its power grid to out-of-state authorities, including the federal government.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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