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to give in
phrasal verbC
To stop resisting or arguing and agree to something
- 1After hours of debate, she finally gave in to his proposal.
- 2He didn't want to go, but he gave in when his friends insisted.
When you "give in," it means you stop saying no or fighting against something and agree to it. It's like when you finally agree to do something that you didn't want to do at first.
Remember, giving in doesn't always mean you lose. It can also show flexibility and willingness to compromise, which can lead to better relationships and outcomes.
at a hair salon
Choosing a New Hairstyle
Robert
I really think you should try the new hairstyle, Sarah.
Sarah
I'm not sure, Robert. I like my current look.
Robert
Come on, it would look amazing on you. Everyone's doing it!
Sarah
Alright, I give in. Let's try the new style.
at the library
Deciding on a Study Topic
Joseph
Rebecca, I think we should focus on climate change for our project.
Rebecca
I was considering renewable energy, but you make a good point.
Joseph
It's a broader topic, and we can cover more aspects.
Rebecca
Alright, I give in. Let's go with climate change.
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Similar to "to give in":
- 1surrender
- 2yield