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give in

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give in (to someone/something)
to agree to something after originally opposing it. Brown shrugged his shoulders and gave in, surrendering to the police without a word. For a second she was tempted to give in to their whining, then thought they should learn how to wait — quietly.
Related vocabulary: knuckle under (to someone/something)
See also: give

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The first question an annual fund donor will likely ask when called, is, "How much did I give in the past?
While you may feel a sense of urgency because of the holiday, don't give in to high-pressure solicitations.
E[acute accent]The study also confirms what others have consistently shown -- donors who give online give in total (online and offline) more than donors who do not donate online.
 
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