Verb
consent reluctantly
yield to another's wish or opinion
Source: WordNetThe government bowed to the military pressure Source: Internet
Abby suggests cannibalism, then insists that Octavia make it illegal not to eat while also deciding that Kane had to give in first. Source: Internet
And as he provided an update to reporters in Quebec City, Horacio Arruda urged Quebecers to remain calm and not give in to unfounded and irrational fears, saying the biggest problems created by the virus right now were fear and misinformation. Source: Internet
China is cornered now and desperately need Japan, even if just to keep Japan neutral, they will have to give in a lot on the table. Source: Internet
At the same time, the EU has signalled it will give in to the Prime Minister's request to negotiate fishing quotas annually in the same way Brussels does with Norway. Source: Internet
"13 Reasons Why" is all anyone is talking about these days, and if you're a teenager or even younger and you want to be involved in the conversation, you're probably going to give in and watch the show. Source: Internet