Synonyms:
yielding
Meaning: inclined to yield to argument or influence or control; "a timid yielding person"
Usage examples
I was yielding to the effects of hunger and cold.
And that did not help matters or make her temper more yielding.
The Master said, What is it to sway a kingdom by courteous yielding?
Look!' She held it out, and the children, holding it by its yielding corners, read--
Things yielding rent are not indestructible, but generally they are preserved undestroyed.
With awful shrieks the fanatics were yielding up their lives, in the place of their selected victims.
Mr. Meeker of Missouri, Democrat, protested against Congress "yielding to the nagging of a certain group."
But Oliver's patience was not proof against this new trial; and yielding to his first impulse, he sprang into her arms.
As he came plunging back to the stalled wagon, suddenly his foot slumped into the yielding sawdust and he fell upon his face.
Though Rachel spoke no triumph, there was a triumph in her eye, which prevented almost the possibility of such yielding on the part of Dorothea.
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