give over's Usage Examples:

According to Robert Lindsay of Pitscottie he was compelled to give over some of his lands to the Earl of Angus, who was at that time very powerful.

Each week, more than 100 musicians and ensembles – ranging in genre from classical to Cajun, bluegrass, African, South American and jazz – give over 150 performances sanctioned by New York City Transit, under the Music Under New York program, at a few dozen locations throughout the subway system.

with no cash available and no options to get the cash, were forced to give over their inventory stock to TSR in early 1982, and were effectively out of.

In 2016, the ANU promised to give over "12 million in subsidy for the School of Music.

Each week, more than 100 musicians and ensembles – ranging in genre from classical to Cajun, bluegrass, African, South American, and jazz – give over 150 performances sanctioned by New York City Transit at 25 locations throughout the subway system, many under the Music Under New York program.

election, Cook County became the first county in American history to give over a million votes to a presidential candidate.

The crew is uneasy at "Janeway"s" willingness to give over the warp core so easily, forcing the Doctor to try to hide his tracks.

either destroy themselves, or are kill"d by the rest, for they never give over licking, scratching, and clawing the Hurt, till theytear out their Bowels.

he was captured by the Pelasgians; the ransom for his release was to give over the city, thus ἀντ’ ἄνδρου meaning "(a city) in the stead of/in exchange.

It is highly productive – cows may give over 10 times their own weight in milk per lactation; the milk is high in butterfat.

its sequels is Frank Herbert"s warning about society"s tendencies to "give over every decision-making capacity" to a charismatic leader.

busy with various Batman villains while he threatened the land owners to give over their property and used two kaiju penguins to kill off 90% of the crime.

The Rockefeller family would eventually give over "180 million to fund the General Education Board.

Synonyms:

drive home, deliver, award, infect, grant, afford, yield,

Antonyms:

unconcealed, dematerialize, dematerialise, decertify, recede,