knuckled under (to) (Meaning)

knuckled under (to)

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Faced with overwhelming pressure, he finally knuckled under and agreed to the demands.
The opposition party eventually knuckled under to the public outcry and withdrew their controversial proposal.
After weeks of negotiation, the company knuckled under to the workers' demands for higher wages.
The stubborn child refused to knuckle under to his parents' authority, leading to constant conflicts.
Despite his initial reluctance, he eventually knuckled under to peer pressure and joined the group.
The defiant employee refused to knuckle under to his boss's unreasonable demands.
In the face of the impending deadline, she reluctantly knuckled under and worked overtime to finish the project.
The dictator demanded that the citizens knuckle under to his oppressive regime or face severe consequences.
Feeling exhausted and defeated, she finally knuckled under to her illness and took a day off from work.
The rebellious teenager refused to knuckle under to the school's strict rules and faced disciplinary action as a result.

stooped (to), surrendered (to), yielded (to),submitted (to), bowed (to), succumbed (to), gave in (to),capitulated (to),

fought, contended (with), withstood,opposed, resisted, defied, challenged,repelled, battled, bucked

Faced with overwhelming pressure, he finally knuckled under and agreed to the demands.

The opposition party eventually knuckled under to the public outcry and withdrew their controversial proposal.

After weeks of negotiation, the company knuckled under to the workers' demands for higher wages.

The stubborn child refused to knuckle under to his parents' authority, leading to constant conflicts.