yielding

/ˈjiːldɪŋ/
noun
  1. The act of giving way or surrendering.
    • The yielding of the fortress marked the end of the war.
    • The yielding of the floor during the earthquake saved the building.
    • His yielding to their demands surprised everyone.
adjective
  1. Tending to give way under pressure; soft, flexible, or compliant.
    • The ground was yielding after the heavy rain.
    • The yielding mattress conformed to her body shape.
    • His yielding nature made him easy to persuade.
  2. Producing a large amount of something; productive or fruitful.
    • This is a high-yielding investment portfolio.
    • The yielding soil supported a thriving farm.
    • The yielding orchard provided fruit for the whole village.