yield (276 synonym found)

Yield has 276 synonyms. The top synonyms for yield are fit, jib, net, own, pay, shy, avow, cave and 268 more. Another word for yield is fit. Browse the full list below.

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fit
jib
net
own
pay
shy
avow
cave
cede
dole
dump
earn
fade
fail
fund
gate
give
meet
mete
obey
pine
pour
sink
vent
wilt
adapt
admit
allot
defer
demur
droop
endow
forgo
gains
go by
gross
hover
serve
shrug
spare
waive
accede
accord
afford
assent
avails
bestow
clothe
comply
concur
confer
cosset
debate
donate
impart
income
invest
oblige
pamper
please
profit
recant
relent
render
resign
resist
settle
spring
submit
unbend
vacate
weaken
abandon
bear up
cave in
concede
condone
confess
conform
consent
cop out
credits
crumble
crumple
fill up
fold up
furnish
gear to
give in
give up
go soft
gratify
hand in
harvest
help to
knuckle
pay off
peg out
prepare
product
profits
provide
recruit
retract
returns
revenue
satisfy
scruple
stickle
succumb
take-in
takings
turn up
turnout
vintage
abdicate
adapt to
bring in
cater to
conk out
deal out
dish out
dispense
dividend
dole out
earnings
fork out
forswear
fructify
give out
give way
hand out
hesitate
hold out
languish
lay down
let have
let pass
maintain
mete out
overlook
poop out
proceeds
receipts
renounce
stick at
throw up
turn out
yield to
adjust to
back down
bestow on
cry quits
dividends
gift with
give away
give over
hand over
hang back
leave off
let go by
part with
peter out
pull back
quitclaim
recognize
reconcile
render up
replenish
royalties
sacrifice
shell out
strain at
submit to
subsidize
surrender
swear off
vouchsafe
wear away
wear thin
administer
agree with
bear fruit
box office
capitulate
come apart
compromise
contribute
correspond
deliberate
discipline
dispose of
do without
fizzle out
get rid of
give place
net income
not oppose
production
relinquish
rise above
straighten
tally with
throughput
accommodate
acknowledge
bring forth
bumper crop
commissions
communicate
comply with
desist from
give freely
give ground
give way to
hem and haw
hum and haw
make a deal
provide for
receivables
second crop
spring back
be guided by
come unstuck
disintegrate
fall in with
go to pieces
gross income
make conform
meet halfway
net receipts
shrug it off
assimilate to
chime in with
dispense with
earned income
gate receipts
give and take
go along with
hit the skids
kiss good-bye
knuckle under
play politics
shilly-shally
take the mean
go fifty-fifty
grin and abide
gross receipts
have done with
make available
quit the field
rub off corners
unearned income
accommodate with
break off combat
cease resistance
make a sacrifice
make concessions
stop to consider
strike a balance
strike a bargain
assent grudgingly
disposable income
get along without
think twice about
acknowledge defeat
make an adjustment
make provision for
reach a compromise
straddle the fence
agree provisionally
duck responsibility
indefinite quantity
evade responsibility
split the difference
express general agreement

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for yield?

A common synonym for yield is fit. Other synonyms include jib, net, own, pay.

How many synonyms does yield have?

Yield has 276 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does yield mean?

(v): to give way; to allow another to pass first; to give as required; to surrender, relinquish or capitulate Example: "yield the right of way to pedestrians." (n): a product; the quantity of somethin

Definition of yield:

(v) : to give way; to allow another to pass first; to give as required; to surrender, relinquish or capitulate
"yield the right of way to pedestrians."
(n) : a product; the quantity of something produced
"zucchini plants always seem to produce a high yield of fruit."
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Definition of yield:

(v) : to give way; to allow another to pass first; to give as required; to surrender, relinquish or capitulate
"yield the right of way to pedestrians."
(n) : a product; the quantity of something produced
"zucchini plants always seem to produce a high yield of fruit."
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