SUCCUMB TO PEER PRESSURE

Definition: Yield to the influence or pressure exerted by one's peers, leading one to adopt certain behaviors, attitudes, or choices.

Synonyms: Yielding Influence, Submitting Conformity, Buckle Conformity, Concede Compliance, Capitulate Conformity

Usage Examples in Sentences

He chose to succumb to peer pressure and try skateboarding for the first time.

Sarah decided not to succumb to peer pressure and stuck to her healthy eating habits.

Emily resisted the urge to succumb to peer pressure and continued practicing her musical instrument.

Despite the teasing, Jake refused to succumb to peer pressure and maintained his love for reading.

Despite the trends, Tom decided not to succumb to peer pressure and kept his vintage style.

Even in the face of adversity, the fearless leader refused to succumb to peer pressure and compromise on her principles.

Many adolescents succumb to peer pressure, often feeling compelled to conform to their friends' expectations.

Peer pressure can be difficult to resist, leading many individuals to succumb to it despite their better judgment.

Many teenagers succumb to peer pressure in order to fit in with their peers.

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Peer pressure can sometimes cause individuals to succumb to behaviors they would otherwise avoid.

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In adolescence, many individuals succumb to peer pressure without considering the consequences.

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Despite warnings, some individuals still succumb to peer pressure due to insecurity.

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Adolescents often succumb to peer pressure in their quest for identity and belonging.

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Some people succumb to peer pressure because they fear being ostracized from their social circle.