Capital
Yield
Yield noun - An increase usually measured in money that comes from labor, business, or property.
Usage example: the stock's yield has increased over the years
How words are described
| entire | entire capital | entire yield |
| significant | significant capital | significant yield |
| highest | highest capital | highest yield |
| biggest | biggest capital | biggest yield |
Both words in one sentence
- Furthermore, the debris of destroyed super-capital ships will yield resources, though not half as many as were required to build the ship in the first place.
Source: No Recycling -
The Hayford Peirce short story High Yield Bondage features an alien ship crashing on Earth in 1972 and starting businesses to both advance technology and build capital, which it can use to purchase parts to repair their starship.
Source: E.T. Gave Us Wi-Fi
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