Die
Yield
Yield verb - To fall down or in as a result of physical pressure.
Usage example: the door soon yielded to the battering ram
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- If I do not return Bring my body on my shield Tell my son I chose to die I chose to die than yield
Source: If I Do Not Return -
Within magical girls, a weaker one must yield their territory to a stronger one or die.
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Scientist zombies have a wide arsenal of surprises, but yield a few rare and valuable crafting components when they die.
Source: Video Game / Cataclysm
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