Conceded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONCEDE, to acknowledge as true
• admit or agree that something is true after first denying or resisting it
• admit (defeat) in a match or contest
• admit defeat in (a match or contest)
• surrender or yield (a possession, right, or privilege)
• grant (a right, privilege, or demand)
• (in sport) fail to prevent an opponent scoring (a goal or point)
• allow (a lead or advantage) to slip

Words related to CONCEDED

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Words that contain CONCEDED

concededly19

How to use CONCEDED in a sentence

• By universal consent he is conceded to have been a prime factor in the success of the Revolution.
• No interference from abroad was anticipated, for freedom of religion, and security against taxation, except by the colonial legislature, were conceded.
• But we need hardly say that this was conceded upon the condition made with himself, that he would write to Mary all the particulars, and also upon the condition, acceded to by Mr.
• Turgot and de Malesherbes were entertaining him with a project which conceded to Protestants the civil status.
• But, to the pontiff, no other rights can be conceded than those he can establish at the bar of Reason.
• On February 5th the Professor appears to have conceded a point, for Mr.
• At schools, as at home, more liberty has to be conceded to Australian than to English boys, and the circumstances of their life make them more fitted for it.
• The kindly-intentioned Alexander conceded to the Finns many privileges similar to those enjoyed by Poland, which until recent years have not been seriously interfered with.
• Yet he conceded the point and let the surgeon minister to him.
• No doctrine or principle has been conceded by us, or condemned by authority.
• It is conceded your verdict must be guilty and your sentence death.
• These were advocated with eloquence, and conceded with enthusiasm.
• That the deaf should not marry is generally conceded by those who work amongst them.
• Of course, the very largest liberty must be and should be conceded to legitimate criticism.
• Because it was then conceded to them with respect to tribunes, the concession was made a second time.
• I think it was conceded that his was the finest harem in Utah.
• But if in defence the armies were well matched, it must be conceded that the Northern attack was not pressed with the same concentrated vigour as the Southern.
• The hand of the Princess Clotilde was only to be conceded if it was made a condition of the alliance, which was not the case.
• Conduct and control diplomatic intercourse Foreign Governments conceded.
• The manager conceded that he saw, that his original diagnosis was at fault.
• She conceded so far as to promise that she would not invite so many next time.
• From this time he was generally conceded to be the greatest hunter in the Shawanoe nation.
• In this country there are no other vineyards or fields than the cargo which your Majesty has conceded to the inhabitants.
• If persons of their rank and notoriety were permitted to swear with a qualification, the same privilege must be conceded to all.

Similar words containing NCED without suffix ed and without prefix co

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