“Giving in” in Japanese
Short answer
Giving in in Japanese is “妥協” (dakyou). Full meaning: compromise, giving in.
Other ways to say “Giving in” in Japanese
根負け
konmake being beaten by one's opponent's persistence, being outlasted, running out of patience, giving in, succumbing (to)
落城
rakujou fall of a castle, surrender of a castle; giving up (on something), giving in (to persuasion), yielding
降参
kousan surrender, submission, capitulation; being defeated (e.g. by a problem), giving up, giving in
根まけ
konmake being beaten by one's opponent's persistence, being outlasted, running out of patience, giving in, succumbing (to)
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