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100 Best Synonyms for “Yield”

July 12, 2026

100 Best Synonyms for

No. Item Definition
1. abandon to leave behind completely
2. abdicate to give up power
3. accede to agree or give in
4. acquire to come to have
5. agree to accept or concur
6. allot to assign as share
7. allow to permit or let happen
8. assign to transfer officially
9. back down to withdraw a position
10. bear to produce or carry
11. beget to produce or cause
12. bend to give way physically
13. bow to submit or give way
14. break to give way suddenly
15. bring forth to produce or create
16. bring on to cause or produce
17. budge to move or give way
18. capitulate to surrender after resistance
19. cede to give up formally
20. clear to earn after costs
21. command to bring a price
22. comply to act as requested
23. concede to admit or yield
24. crack to give way under strain
25. create to make or produce
26. crop to produce a harvest
27. defer to give way respectfully
28. deliver to supply or hand over
29. develop to grow or produce
30. disgorge to pour out forcefully
31. distribute to give out among many
32. donate to give as a gift
33. drop to let go of
34. emit to send out
35. engender to cause or produce
36. exchange to give for another
37. exude to give off gradually
38. fetch to bring a price
39. forfeit to lose by penalty
40. fork over to hand over reluctantly
41. forsake to abandon or give up
42. fulfill to carry out completely
43. furnish to supply what is needed
44. gain to obtain or acquire
45. garner to gather or gain
46. generate to bring into existence
47. give to hand over or provide
48. grant to give or allow
49. gross to earn before costs
50. hand over to give to another
51. harvest to gather a crop
52. impart to communicate or give
53. kick in to contribute money
54. knuckle under to submit under pressure
55. lead to to result in
56. make way to allow passage
57. meet to fulfill a need
58. move over to make room
59. net to produce as profit
60. obtain to get or acquire
61. offer to present or provide
62. part with to give up possession
63. pass on to hand to another
64. pay to produce a return
65. pour out to give freely
66. procure to obtain or get
67. produce to create or provide
68. profit to gain financially
69. provide to supply or make available
70. quit to give up or leave
71. realise to obtain from sale
72. reap to obtain as result
73. relinquish to let go of
74. render to give or provide
75. renounce to give up formally
76. resign to give up office
77. result in to cause as outcome
78. return to produce as a result
79. satisfy to meet a demand
80. secure to obtain firmly
81. spawn to produce in quantity
82. stand aside to move out of way
83. step aside to move aside
84. submit to give in or comply
85. succumb to give way under pressure
86. supply to provide what is needed
87. surrender to give up control
88. transfer to move to another
89. turn out to result or produce
90. turn over to hand control over
91. underwrite guarantee financial support for
92. unload get rid of; hand over
93. vacate to give up a place
94. vent to release outward
95. vest confer ownership or rights
96. waive to give up a right
97. waver give way; weaken
98. win to gain successfully
99. withdraw remove; pull back
100. work up produce gradually
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