concede in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Concede: to admit or acknowledge something, especially after a struggle or debate, often related to yielding or accepting defeat.

After much debate, he decided to concede that his opponent had a valid point.
In the end, she had to concede defeat, acknowledging that her rival had outperformed her.
The government was forced to concede some of its power to gain the public's trust.
Although reluctant, he chose to concede his position to maintain peace within the group.
She refused to concede her stance, believing firmly in the principles she stood for.
She had to concede that her initial plan was flawed.
After much debate, he finally conceded that his opponent had a valid point.
The team had to concede defeat after a hard-fought match.
Despite his strong arguments, he was willing to concede a few minor details.
In the end, they conceded their position in the negotiations to reach a compromise.