Definitions and Examples of cooperate, yield
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To work together with others towards a common goal or objective.
Example
The team had to cooperate with each other to complete the project on time.
To give way or surrender to someone or something; to submit or comply.
Example
He had to yield to the traffic and wait for his turn to cross the road.
Key Differences: cooperate vs yield
- 1Cooperate implies working together towards a common goal, while wrestle implies a struggle or conflict.
- 2Yield implies giving in or surrendering, while wrestle implies a physical or mental struggle.
Effective Usage of cooperate, yield
- 1Business: Use cooperate to describe teamwork, collaboration, and partnership in business settings.
- 2Conflict Resolution: Use yield to describe giving in or compromising in conflicts or negotiations.
- 3Sports: Use wrestle to describe physical contests or competitions, such as wrestling, boxing, or martial arts.
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Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Cooperate implies working together, yield implies giving in, while wrestle implies a struggle. Use these words in different contexts such as business, conflict resolution, and sports to convey the intended meaning effectively.
