high yield
/haɪ jild/
adjective
- Producing a large amount of output, profit, or return relative to the input or investment.
- The company invested in high-yield savings accounts to grow its cash reserves.
- High-yield bonds offer higher interest rates but come with greater risk.
- Farmers plant high-yield crops to get more food from the same amount of land.
- Designed to produce a large quantity of a product, especially in agriculture or finance.
- Scientists developed a high-yield variety of wheat that resists drought.
- High-yield fertilizers help increase the harvest per acre.
- The fund focuses on high-yield stocks that pay large dividends.
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