cave
Pronunciation: [keɪv]
Word
Context: "natural feature"
(noun) a large hole in the ground or in the side of a mountain, usually made of rock. People might explore caves or use them as homes or hideouts.
Example
We went exploring in the cave and found beautiful rock formations inside.
Example
There are no caves in this area; it’s all flat land.
Example
Have you ever been in a cave before?
Context: "to yield"
(verb) to give in or submit to something, often in a disagreement. For example, if someone decides to stop arguing because they agree with the other person.
Example
After thinking it over, he decided to cave and accept her suggestion.
Example
She didn’t cave to the pressure because she believed in her ideas.
Example
Do you think he will cave during the discussion?
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