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yieldable

yieldable adjective: able to be yielded.

Adjective

yieldable (comparative more yieldable, superlative most yieldable)

  1. Able to be yielded.
    • the amount of a crop yieldable by an acre of land
  2. Capable of yielding under pressure, rather than being bent or snapped.
  3. (archaic) Disposed to yield or comply; submissive.

Forms of yieldable

comparativemore yieldable
superlativemost yieldable

Origin of yieldable

From yield + -able.

Questions about yieldable

What does yieldable mean?
Yieldable means able to be yielded.
What part of speech is yieldable?
Yieldable is an adjective.

Words near yieldable in the dictionary

  1. yield to maturity
  2. yield up
  3. yield up the ghost
  4. yield value
  5. yield values
  6. yieldable
  7. yieldance
  8. yieldco
  9. yieldcos
  10. yielded
  11. yielded the field

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