Advanced as in despair Yield or collapse, often under pressure or force; to retreat or surrender. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Give Way'
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.
After hours of negotiation, the stubborn leader had to give way to the demands of the opposing party.
The exhausted team had to give way to a fresher lineup to maintain their performance.
The outdated software started to give way under the pressure of the new system requirements.
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