give ground's Usage Examples:

Lincoln's personal communications, even from around the time of his To Whom it May Concern letter, indicate that he might have been willing to privately give ground on slavery.

sector, the unit suffered severe damage from enemy attacks, having to give ground; by May 29 it was positioned in the Ares del Maestrat-La Llama sector.

overwhelmed the Caesarian detachment and his troops were forced to give ground, eventually retreating to safety.

Regiment to support the South Koreans, but still the KPA refused to give ground.

Eventually, Hector breaks Ajax" spear with his sword, forcing him to give ground, and he sets the ship afire.

New Year"s Day 1945 in Operation Nordwind, causing the Americans to give ground and inflicting significant casualties where Seventh U.

The Class 1 flight instructor may give ground school and flight training towards the endorsement of a flight instructor.

The Anglo-Saxons were forced to give ground.

responsible for triggering the crisis and ought therefore be urged to give ground.

They are the landlords, they give ground to people for cultivation and from those people they get money (Khajana).

wings of the first battle line, composed of allied levies, was forced to give ground.

Unlike 2017, Coleman did not give ground back, extending his lead to a dominating victory in 9.

Starting from the fifteenth century, the Lombard-Venetian koiné began to give ground with respect to the Tuscan, a phenomenon that Tagliavini describes as.

Synonyms:

archipelago, dry land, wonderland, field, plain, foreland, island, coastal plain, Earth, terra firma, oxbow, physical object, timber, landmass, champaign, land mass, earth, world, object, forest, isthmus, globe, ness, peninsula, slash, land, solid ground, cape, timberland, mainland, floor, neck, beachfront, woodland,

Antonyms:

uncover, improved, conductor, insulator, unstuff,