yield up
The phrase "yield up" often implies giving or revealing something, usually under pressure or as a result of effort.
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Definition
B2General
(general)To surrender possession or control of something, often reluctantly or under pressure.
Example
- The rebels were forced to yield up their weapons.
B2Information Disclosure
(general)To reveal or disclose information that was previously hidden or unknown.
Example
- The investigation finally yielded up the truth about the incident.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "yield up":
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