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Concession

speaker

Meaning

Noun

The
of conceding.
  • An
    of conceding
  • A
    : a
    to
    or requests.
  • Land
    by an
    for some specific purpose;A
    of a
    , especially
    once
    to
    in Canada.
  • Land
    by an
    for some specific purpose;A territory—usually an
    in
    port—yielded to the
    of a
    power.
  • A
    by an
    , especially to
    business on
    terms within certain
    and particularly:;A right to use
    or an
    area for a specific
    , such as
    exploration.
  • Any
    of the
    or
    of a point; an
    of this.
  • In Canadian English:
  • An
    of conceding
  • Land
    by an
    for some specific purpose
  • A
    : a
    between
    of
    , especially in Ontario, from their
    during the
    of
    s (see above).
  • In American English:
  • An
    of conceding
  • Land
    by an
    for some specific purpose
  • The
    to a business as a
    (see below)
  • A
    by an
    , especially to
    business on
    terms within certain
    and particularly:;A right to
    a quasi-independent
    of a
    company.
  • A
    by an
    , especially to
    business on
    terms within certain
    and particularly:;A right to
    a quasi-independent business within another's
    ,
    stands.
  • An
    of
    an election.
  • In Colonialism:
  • An
    of conceding
  • A
    by an
    , especially to
    business on
    terms within certain
    and particularly:
  • In British English:
  • An
    of conceding
  • A
    by an
    , especially to
    business on
    terms within certain
    and particularly:
  • A
    price
    to certain
    of people, such as students or the elderly.
  • In Rhetoric:
  • An
    of conceding
  • An
    of the
    of an opponent's point in order to
    an
    upon it or to
    to another of
    ; an
    of this.
  • A
    given or
    made as a
    of
    or to
    favor.
    In American English:
    A
    : a business
    as a
    (see above).
    In American English:
    An
    within a
    (see above) or from a
    s stand.
    In British English:
    A person
    for a
    price (see above).

    Verb

    To
    or
    a
    agreement.
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