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give way in British English way (sense 24) See full dictionary entry for givegive way in British Englisha. to collapse or break down See full dictionary entry for waygive way in American English 2. to break down; collapse See full dictionary entry for way Examples of 'give way' in a sentencegive way He wants the UK to follow Europe in forcing motorists to give way.I'll wave or nod to anyone if they give way and 20 years ago it seemed most people did likewise.The age of hysteria should give way to an age of humility.But what happens when political problems refuse to give way to human problems?Or the scream of the crew member who goes for a walk on the ice and finds it gives way under him.She also gave way on a minimum wage, despite employer concerns.If beige does give way to colour, you will be the first to know.Chapter 7 gives ways to counteract insomnia and induce sleep.The normal bustle of the morning rush had given way to subdued reflections of what they had avoided 24 hours earlier.It enhances your already powerful focus, but you must also give way, often in odd or seemingly unfair situations. Synonyms of 'give way'collapse, give, fall, crack concede, yield, back down, make concessions More Synonyms of give way Definition to collapse or break The whole ceiling gave way and fell in on us. Synonyms cave in fall to pieces go to pieces Definition to yield or concede I knew he'd give way if I nagged enough. Synonyms make concessions accede acknowledge defeat See wayAdditional synonymsDefinition to agree to what someone wants They seemed to acquiesce in the decision. Synonyms submit, allow, agree, accept, approve, yield, bend, surrender, consent, tolerate, comply, give in, conform, succumb, go along with, bow to, cave in (informal), concur, assent, capitulate, accede, play ball (informal), toe the line, hoist the white flag Definition to withdraw an earlier claim It's too late now to back down. Synonyms give in, collapse, withdraw, yield, concede, submit, surrender, comply, cave in (informal), capitulate, accede, admit defeat, back-pedalTheir partnership broke down after too many disagreements. Synonyms fail, collapse, fall through, be unsuccessful, come unstuck, run aground, come to grief, come a cropper (informal), turn out badly - give something up
- give the lie to something
- give up
- give way
- give way to something
- give your life
- give-and-take
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