yielded
v.v. produced a result, profit, or amount. It can also mean that someone finally gave up or agreed to something after being pressured.
v. produced or provided a natural, agricultural, or industrial product; generated a specific financial return. In a social context, it refers to surrendering or submitting to pressure or influence.
The new investment yielded a high profit this year.
After several hours of intense questioning, the suspect finally yielded the information the police needed.
The archaeological excavation yielded a wealth of artifacts that challenged existing theories about the region's early trade routes and social hierarchies.
The past tense and past participle of 'yield'. When used in a financial or agricultural sense, it is transitive and takes a direct object.