yieldingly

yielding +‎ -ly

yieldingly (comparative more yieldingly, superlative most yieldingly)

1. In a yielding way.
   • 1934, George Orwell, chapter 14, in Burmese Days‎, New York: Harcourt, published 1974, page 168:

     A sudden stillness came on them both, a sense of something momentous that must happen. Flory reached across and took her other hand. It came yieldingly, willingly.

   • 1974, Angela Carter, “The Smile of Winter”, in Fireworks‎, London: Virago, published 1988, page 44:

     The wet sand is as dark and more yieldingly solid than fudge and waking across a panful is a promenade in the Kingdom of Sweets.