concedein a sentence
concede as in: concede the point
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If you'll concede the necessity of going to school, we'll go on reading every night just as we always have. (source)concede = admit (or yield to)
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I don't gamble, if you will concede that poker is a game of skill. (source)concede = admit
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"Yes, he's a good boy," conceded Francie, "but even if he was bad, you wouldn't notice it." (source)conceded = admitted
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If Drew remembered something differently than I did, I would immediately concede the point.† (source)
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"According to Dauntless rules," Four says, "one of you could also concede."† (source)
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Let us concede that the early thirties in Russia were unkind.† (source)
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In her last report, she conceded that she could not solve the problem.† (source)
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She had to concede that her mother was right about that.† (source)
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I nodded slowly, conceding the point.† (source)
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"Everett was strange," Sleight concedes.† (source)
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Three fights and four innings later, I conceded that the experiment wasn't working out.† (source)
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She pictured herself living there, in Kabul, at the other end of that unimaginable distance, living in a stranger's house where she would have to concede to his moods and his issued demands.† (source)
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Conceding the point—the restaurant was packed—he sat down.† (source)
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And I always concedes despite my raw emotions, that she's probably right.† (source)
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In a perverse kind of way, he conceded that it didn't feel half bad.† (source)
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Harry tried every variation of "I need to see what Draco Malfoy is doing inside you" that he could think of for a whole hour, at the end of which he was forced to concede that Hermione might have had a point: The room simply did not want to open for him.† (source)
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