yieldquietly
adverbUK /jiːld ˈkwaɪətli/
US /jiːld ˈkwaɪətli/
To give in without making any noise.
When the teacher asked for silence, the class yielded quietly and stopped talking.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To let something pass by without protest or fuss.
The tired guard yielded quietly to the crowd's request.
3. To produce a result in a calm, unnoticed way.
The old orchard yielded quietly, giving fruit without any fanfare.
4. To step aside for someone without speaking.
He yielded quietly to the elder and let her take the seat.