Definitions

1. (v.) To surrender or give up rights, claims, or property, often under compulsion or by agreement.

   The tenant agreed to yield possession of the property to the landlord.

2. (v.) To produce or provide a return, profit, or amount, especially in investment or agriculture.

   The bond yields a 5% annual interest.

3. (n.) The amount or quantity produced or returned, such as profits, crops, or financial returns.

   The farm’s annual yield increased by 20% last year.

4. (v.) To give way or submit in a legal dispute or in litigation context.

   The company yielded to the plaintiff's demands to avoid further litigation.