Conceding is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCEDING 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
NOUN:
• the act of conceding or yielding

Words related to CONCEDING

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How to use CONCEDING in a sentence

• In asking he always had the air of offering, and, obtaining, he appeared to be conceding something.
• It seems to have been almost like old-fashioned war in Palestine from their account of it, either side conceding that the other played the game.
• Conceding two stone, he fought a draw with the famous Billy McQuire, and afterwards, for a purse of fifty pounds, he defeated Sam Hare at the Pelican Club, London.
• Conceding as a point which it is deemed unnecessary for the present purpose to discuss that the grammatical construction of the sentence contended for by Mr.
• But the writer, conceding something to the requirements of art, ignores the fact that the splendid pageant was spoilt by rain.
• Conceding this much, we must equally admit the possibility of moulding the future, of adjusting the will to the event which shall befall.
• Barbou came to ask whether I did not think it would be well to appease the popular feeling by conceding what they wished to the Sisters of the hospital.
• But this the infatuated Duke had no intention of conceding.
• Conceding this as the foundation of our system, we cannot, at this point and that, expect to interpose a guardianship over their expression.
• But conceding the quality of the everyday service there were famous dinners that have stood out in the annals of the house.
• But above all the English proposals won the support of the ever-increasing commercial interest in Scotland by conceding freedom of trade in a complete form.
• Only last week he overwhelmed his mother, herself a scratch player, when conceding her four men and the liberty to cheat twice.
• But the lawyer had really lost his temper, and, before Miss Betty had decided how to offer the olive branch without conceding her principles he was gone.
• Show them how they can concede to him the former without conceding the latter, and they will gladly do it.
• Sooner or later, the necessity for conceding it to the utmost limit of the principle stated, will be fully acknowledged.
• Let us hope that it may be the pity which, after a certain lapse of years, we may be excused for conceding to the victim of moral as well as physical diseases.
• The radical section of the commons blamed ministers for conceding too much, and indulged in violent language against the house of lords.
• Indeed, the only energy which the noble earl displayed in his management of foreign affairs was in conceding what his queen and country had a good right to claim.
• He was followed by another who, while conceding the orthodox view of those very passages, would discard other parts, even whole books, as plainly incredible.
• Conceding them to be prodigies, they are far below those of Moses and Elijah.
• These were statements that could not well be resented, conceding that they were injurious, nor could they well be corrected, conceding that they were untrue.
• John disclosed their hopes of extending their aggressions to seizing the remaining prerogatives of the alarmed and conceding King.
• Admitting and conceding that England has a right to try me as a British subject, I still am an innocent man.
• The royal decree conceding autonomy to Puerto Rico was signed on November 25, 1897.
• The ambassadors, therefore, without conceding or carrying any one point, returned to Rome just as they had come, leaving every thing in an undecided state.
• There had as yet come slight indications of any change in the conceding, compromising temper of that section.
• With the old king negotiation had been futile, since there was no prospect of his ever conceding the minimum requirements of the provinces.
• The injustice and inequality resulting from conceding the power to both Governments is illustrated by several of the acts enumerated.
• The obstacles interposed by President Monroe, after conceding the power to appropriate, were soon swept away.
• Don Pedro had issued a proclamation, conceding that all the enemy captured within those four days should become slaves.
• The initiative was taken by Senator Toombs, who drafted a bill conceding far more to Northern sentiment than any yet proposed.
• But Phil persisted, conceding only that he should remain at the warehouse for an hour that morning and complete a task he had left unfinished.
• They adduce many reasons of more or less weight for conceding some kind of Home Rule to Ireland.
• If powers be necessary, apparent danger is not a sufficient reason against conceding them.

Similar words containing NCED without suffix ing and without prefix co

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