relenting (Meaning)

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relenting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Relent

The relentless rain finally relented, allowing the weary travelers to resume their journey.
Despite the constant pleas, the stubborn child refused to relent and share the toy.
The fever raged on, but the antibiotics finally relented and brought down the temperature.
The once-formidable opponent relented and surrendered, admitting defeat.
The storm's fury gradually relented, giving way to a peaceful twilight.
After days of protest, the government relented and agreed to the demands of the protesters.
The relentless nagging of her mother finally relented, as she realized the value of independence.
The prisoner relented and provided information after hours of interrogation.
The intense pain slowly relented, leaving behind a dull ache.
The harsh sunlight relented as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the land.

of Relent

acquiescent, pliant, compliant, yielding,complying, docile,obedient, accepting, receptive, agreeable

unbending, willful, pat, intransigent, obstinate, wilful, adamantine, inflexible, uncompromising, unrelenting

The relentless rain finally relented, allowing the weary travelers to resume their journey.

Despite the constant pleas, the stubborn child refused to relent and share the toy.

The fever raged on, but the antibiotics finally relented and brought down the temperature.

The once-formidable opponent relented and surrendered, admitting defeat.