Concedes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEDES 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 CONCEDES

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How to use CONCEDES in a sentence

• It produces that very egotism, materialism, and sensuality, that inglorious rest and pleasure, which, as everybody concedes, prepared the way for violence.
• The Englishman concedes the greater intensity, but prefers a more solid and permanent power.
• This concedes all that Darwin has a right to ask, all that he can directly infer from evidence.
• The bill before me concedes this, for it does not commit the funds it provides to the administration of any other authority.
• But this argument concedes the right of examining the communications in question, which is denied.
• It has been objected that this doctrine is equivalent to a recognition of the right of Secession, because it concedes the power of any one State to withdraw from the Union.
• Wayland concedes to individuals the right to take vegetable and animal life, and to society the right to punish murder by death.
• This money goes to the young fellow’s mistress, and he concedes his father an evening with her.
• Thompson concedes to be unavoidable to-day with the utmost care and experience.
• Later, the same secretary read to him the bull for judge-conservators, and that of Gregory XIII, in which he concedes authority to the fathers of the Society to preach anywhere.
• Concedes to a minister of China in London the same privileges.
• Thus it ever takes away, in so far as it does not concede, and ever gives, in so far as it concedes.
• Besides its literary defects, the author concedes much more to the Rationalists here than he is accustomed to do in his many superior publications.
• To escape making the Pope the original donor of the imperial title, Ockham concedes that privilege to the people.
• He willingly concedes to the State the right to judge all claims of possession.
• Conference, writes a letter on this subject, which deserves careful and candid consideration, both for what it concedes and for what it does not concede.
• That it concedes what has not heretofore been granted, the reading of the Bible in the vernacular in contract schools and its use in explaining the English.
• President, concedes what it doubtless regards as a liberal right of discussion to the people themselves.
• A power of butterfly must be The aptitude to fly, Meadows of majesty concedes And easy sweeps of sky.
• Hence, one concedes it to be more beautiful, more virtuous and more noble.
• These oppressors have no power over other lives except what God allows, and bewildered humanity concedes.
• The Mother-Aunt concedes a whole month, but Arthur will have to leave earlier for the beginning of term.
• History concedes to Catholic Ireland the cleanest record in respect of religious tolerance to be found anywhere in Europe.

Similar words containing NCEDE without suffix s and without prefix co

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