Synonyms for give in
give in

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1. submit, bow, defer, accede, give inverb

   yield to another's wish or opinion

   "The government bowed to the military pressure"

   Synonyms:
   put over, set back, put forward, buckle under, crouch, pass on, relegate, put in, resign, take, bow, state, subject, remit, acquiesce, reconcile, accede, prorogue, assent, knuckle under, put off, bend, render, defer, table, present, yield, postpone, posit, shelve, enter, hold over, succumb, bow down, stoop, submit

2. yield, give in, succumb, knuckle under, buckle underverb

   consent reluctantly

   Synonyms:
   defer, render, ease up, grant, give way, pay, accede, relent, give, afford, knuckle under, cede, concede, succumb, soften, move over, generate, return, buckle under, bow, yield, bear, submit

Matched Categories

1. • Consent
   • Yield

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1. give in

   Synonyms:
   (Active.) hand in

2. give in

   Synonyms:
   abate, deduct, discount

3. give in

   Synonyms:
   (Neuter.) yield, surrender, give up, cry quits, cry quarter

4. give in

   Synonyms:
   addict one's self, abandon one's self

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1. give in

   Synonyms:
   yield, surrender, succumb, recede

   Antonyms:
   resist, withstand

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How to use give in in a sentence?

1. Winston Churchill:

   Never give in, never give in, never, never, never, never -- in nothing, great or small, large or petty -- never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense.

2. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe:

   I have instructed (the government) that we will exhaust all possible measures to have the two freed, using all diplomatic channels, all diplomatic routes we have built so far, our country will never give in to terrorism.

3. Glenn Beck:

   If we give in to our anger; if we start to go down that path and we start to listen to the bullies, we lose what made us great.

4. Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg:

   This is a matter that the government is taking very seriously. We neither can nor will give in to pressure from terrorists and criminals. Norway does not pay ransom, this is a principle we cannot depart from in the face of cynical terrorists. Payment of ransom would increase the risk that other Norwegian nationals will be taken hostage.

5. David Holohan:

   We think monetary policy easing is one last hurrah and once that's played out, if it hasn't already, investors will look at fundamentals and see earnings estimates have been deteriorating for several months now, and that disconnect shouldn't play out much longer before equities give in.