Antonym: unyielding. Similar words: unyielding, shielding, yield, theoretical yield, holding, scolding, unfolding, building. Meaning: [jɪːldɪŋ] 
n. 1. a verbal act of admitting defeat 2. the act of conceding or yielding. adj. 1. inclined to yield to argument or influence or control 2. lacking stiffness and giving way to pressure 3. tending to give in or surrender or agree.
n. 1. a verbal act of admitting defeat 2. the act of conceding or yielding. adj. 1. inclined to yield to argument or influence or control 2. lacking stiffness and giving way to pressure 3. tending to give in or surrender or agree. 
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(1) She sank onto the yielding cushions of the couch.
(2) She is rarely yielding on such an issue.
(3) Increasingly, farm land is yielding to property development.
(4) The universe is slowly yielding up its secrets.
(5) Yielding himself to his feelings of worthlessness, he tried to kill himself.
(6) The country has sold out its principles in yielding to the demands of a military power.
(7) The universe is slowly yielding up its secrets to scientists.
(8) By yielding you may obtain victory. Ovid 
(9) Should high yielding areas get less?
(10) Wood land yielding 10 swine from the pannage. from the pasturage 7 swine.
(11) But he supposed yielding mouths belonged to fast women who might be more risky.
(12) The seating was low and yielding, the decoration largely subordinate to a vast abstract oil painting on the longest wall.
(13) He sets objectives without yielding to the latest fashion for doing so.
(14) One seated, yielding up her throat to the kind hands of one of the two kneeling before her.
(15) To Parker, it was, from a lovely yielding boy, to a demon sprung against him.
(16) Banking is the occupation yielding the greatest number of high salaries.
(17) The whole process of massage involves yielding to another's care.
(18) A comparatively new variety, Bandit, also impressed with yielding ability.
(19) The long cruel winter came to an end at last(http://sentencedict.com), yielding to a gentle warm spring.
(20) The long cruel winter came to an end at last, yielding to a gentle warm.
(21) There is a consensus here that the crisis will be resolved peacefully through negotiations, with both sides yielding something.
(22) In the laboratory only reactants and products can generally be obtained, yielding little information about the nature of a reaction pathway.
(23) With lupins the harvest index is higher, leaving only about 15 % residue, no greater than a high yielding wheat.
(24) It should not casually diminish these hard-won gains by yielding to the pressures and temptations of the day.
(25) There are signs, however, that the conservative strongholds are gradually yielding to public demands for moderation.
(26) Why did no one point a finger at a man for yielding to his desires?
(27) Income is not a big deal, with the average stock yielding only 2 percent, but capital gains can be trouble.
(28) One course of action fund managers are likely to pursue is to introduce more funds which combine gilts with high yielding equities.
(29) Another major advantage is the insight it is capable of yielding into the social and communicative norms of the community.
(30) They borrow short-term funds and use these funds to purchase higher yielding assets, such as Treasury Bills and commercial bills.
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