as in chicken out Yield or retreat, often due to fear or hesitation; similar to "chicken out." Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Give Way'
When faced with the challenging task, he did not give way to despair but worked harder.
During the negotiations, the weaker side had to give way to the stronger demands.
The timid deer would give way to fear and flee at the slightest rustle in the bushes.
Despite her initial hesitation, she decided not to give way to peer pressure.
The dam had to give way under the pressure of the rising water levels.
The outdated traditions had to give way to modern practices for the company to thrive.
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