Yieldingness
Pronunciation: /ˈjiɫdˈɪŋˈnɛs/
Yieldingness (noun)
- The quality of being willing to change your position or accept something, especially when there is pressure or disagreement.
- The tendency of a material to bend, stretch, or move when a force is applied, rather than staying rigid.
Examples
- The yieldingness of the door lets it move when pushed.
- Her yieldingness helps her avoid arguments during stressful talks.