Advanced as in chicken out Yield or collapse, often under pressure or force; as in crumple. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Give Way'
When faced with the challenging task, he did not give way to despair but worked harder.
Despite her initial hesitation, she decided not to give way to peer pressure.
After a long argument, he decided to give way and compromise on the project design.
In a democratic society, leaders must be willing to give way to the will of the majority.
Faced with overwhelming evidence, the suspect had no choice but to give way and confess.
As the negotiations reached a deadlock, one side had to give way for progress to be made.
Over time, the rigid social norms began to give way to more progressive ideologies.
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