Take
Take verb - To reach for and take hold of by embracing with the fingers or arms.
Yields
Both words in one sentence
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The villain, rather than trying to escape, freaking out, or trying to take the heroes with him, graciously acknowledges their victory and yields, surrendering himself to their justice.
Source: Graceful Loser -
Over time the character becomes stronger allowing the player to successfully take down tougher monsters (with higher yields of experience).
Source: Character Level aka: Level Up -
Eye Poke: Stanley Ipkiss does this to Dorian Tyrell during their fight and yields one of the funniest moments in the film.Dorian: I'm gonna take you apart!
Source: Film / The Mask
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