Succumb (verb)

1. To stop resisting something and allow it to overcome or defeat one.
2. To give way to an irresistible force or temptation.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french succomber, from latin succumbere "to lie down under", from sub- "under" + cubare "to lie".

Examples:

1. The city finally succumbed to the invading army.
2. The player succumbed to exhaustion after a long match.
3. She was able to resist the temptation for a while, but eventually succumbed.
4. The old building eventually succumbed to the forces of nature and collapsed.
5. The government succumbed to public pressure and changed the policy.