Moderate as in crack Yield or retreat, often due to fear or hesitation; similar to "chicken out." Clear All
3 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Give Way'
The outdated traditions had to give way to modern practices for the company to thrive.
The worn-out tires started to give way on the slippery road, causing the car to skid.
In the face of criticism, the politician refused to give way on his stance.
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