yielder

Thân thiện

The yielder raised his hands in surrender.

Definition

Noun: A person who yields or surrenders; one who gives way, concedes, or submits to another person, force, or circumstance.

Usage

The term "yielder" is a somewhat formal or descriptive noun used to identify a person based on their characteristic action of yielding. It describes someone who habitually or in a specific instance gives up control, position, or resistance.

Examples

• In the negotiation, he was the yielder, finally accepting the other party's terms.
• The general viewed the opposing commander not as a coward but as a pragmatic yielder to superior force.
• On the road, a cautious yielder will always stop at a merge sign.

Advanced Usage

• In Finance/Investing: While less common, "yielder" can refer to an investment (like a stock or bond) that provides a high yield or return. However, this usage typically applies to the asset itself, not a person.
  • Example: This utility stock is a consistent high yielder.

Variants and Related Words

• Yield (verb): To give way, to produce, or to provide.
• Yielding (adjective/gerund): Inclined to yield or give way; submissive. Also, the act of yielding.
• Non-yielder (noun): A person or thing that does not yield.

Synonyms

• Surrenderer
• Submitter
• Capitulator
• Conceder

Antonyms

• Resister
• Holder
• Defiant
• Victor

Related Phrases

• To be a yielder: To act in the manner of one who yields.
  • Example: In arguments, her tendency is to be a yielder to avoid conflict.

Học thuật

Noun

1. a person who yields or surrenders

Từ đồng nghĩa

• surrenderer