Advanced as in despair Yield or surrender, especially in the context of a collision or crash. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Give Way'
During the intense debate, neither candidate was willing to give way on their stance regarding healthcare reform.
In the face of adversity, he chose to give way to resilience, overcoming every obstacle in his path.
The old traditions began to give way to more progressive values in the evolving society.
The ancient manuscripts, preserved for centuries, started to give way to the ravages of time.
The ancient traditions should not easily give way to modern practices.
The worn-out rope could no longer bear the load and had to give way during the rescue mission.
The old regime had to give way to the demands of the people for a more democratic system.
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