yield to (to agree to do something) They have refused to yield to our demands so far. The president promised that the government will never yield to pressure. envocabulary.com
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keep away (stay away; do not go or come near) Keep away from him. He is not a good man. Children should be kept away from the river. envocabulary.com
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veg out spoken, informal (to relax and spend time doing something requiring little or no effort) Let’s just veg out in front of the TV and watch old movies. After a busy day at work, he needed to go home and veg out. envocabulary.com
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yearn for (to have a strong desire for, long for) The people in this country yearn for a long-lasting peace. She yearned for a child of her own. The prisoners yearned for freedom. envocabulary.com
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give back (to return or restore something) I must give the book back to the library on Monday. The operation gave him back his sight. (to allow someone to have something again) I just want you to give me back my old job. Protesters called on the army to give …
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