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yield

noun / verb

The quantity produced by a field, process, or investment.

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The Orchard With Two Front Doors · paragraph 5

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The quantity produced by a field, process, or investment.

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To give way under pressure or give up resistance.

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The stiff seam began to yield under the tailor's fingers.

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The orchard's yield filled eight crates that autumn.
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The hens had eaten so much of the first crop that the recorded yield was only nine melons.
From The garden under glass.

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