yield (to) (Meaning)

yield (to)

the total rate of return to an owner holding a bond to maturity expressed as a percentage of cost

The wheat field yielded an abundant harvest this year, filling the granaries to the brim.
The photovoltaic panels yielded a significant amount of electricity, reducing our reliance on fossil fuels.
The bond investment yielded a generous dividend payout, boosting our financial returns.
The new software application has not yet yielded the expected results, but we remain optimistic.
The government's fiscal policies yielded mixed results, stimulating the economy in some areas while hindering growth in others.
The scientific experiment yielded groundbreaking discoveries that have expanded our understanding of the universe.
The negotiation process yielded a mutually acceptable compromise, resolving the longstanding dispute.
The discussion yielded a wealth of insights, fostering a deeper understanding of the issue at hand.
The investment in renewable energy has yielded both financial and environmental benefits, making it a wise choice.
The soil yielded a rich and fertile crop, providing nourishment for the community.

the total rate of return to an owner holding a bond to maturity expressed as a percentage of cost

defer (to), surrender (to),submit (to), adhere (to), conform (to), observe, goose-step (to), obey, acquiesce (to), follow

dare, disobey, defy, pass over, challenge, refuse, lead, brush (off),rebel (against), violate

The wheat field yielded an abundant harvest this year, filling the granaries to the brim.

The photovoltaic panels yielded a significant amount of electricity, reducing our reliance on fossil fuels.

The bond investment yielded a generous dividend payout, boosting our financial returns.

The new software application has not yet yielded the expected results, but we remain optimistic.