Why is there a 就 in 迁就? 迁就 (qiān​jiù​)
CC-CEDICT: to yield / to adapt to / to accommodate to (sth)

Breaking this apart, we have:

迁 (qiān​)
CC-CEDICT: to move / to shift / to change (a position or location etc) / to promote
就 (​jiù​)
CC-CEDICT: at once / right away / only / just (emphasis) / as early as / already / as soon as / then / in that case / as many as / even if / to approach / to move towards / to undertake / to engage in / to suffer / subjected to / to accomplish / to take advantage of / to go with (of foods) / with regard to / concerning

Here, 迁 makes sense: something is indeed changing.  However, I don't understand what 就 is doing in this word.
Question: Why is there a 就 in 迁就?
就 has the sense of 依从 (to yield or accommodate oneself to) by itself as in 半推半就, 迁就.
Colloquially, we have a word 就手(儿) which denotes a similar sense. E. g.  我就手儿把这事办了。