CEFR B2

yielded

verb

Meaning

Produced or provided something, often as a result of effort or a process.

Examples

The investigation yielded surprising new evidence.
Her hard work finally yielded the promotion she had been hoping for.

Synonyms: produced, generated, provided, furnished, rendered

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yielded (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈjiːldɪd/

Definition

Produced or provided something, often as a result of effort or a process.

Examples

The investigation yielded surprising new evidence.
Her hard work finally yielded the promotion she had been hoping for.

How to Use yielded

yield to (prepositional phrase): To give way to or surrender to something/someone. — "The old bridge finally yielded to the force of the floodwaters."
yield a return (collocation): To produce a profit or benefit. — "The bonds yielded a steady return for investors."

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