Definition

A person who admits that something is true or surrenders something, often in a discussion or argument.

Example

After a long debate, the conceder finally accepted the opposing viewpoint.

Conversation

Did you see how our team managed to win the game?

Yeah, it was amazing! I thought they would be the first to concede.

Right? They really fought hard until the end.

Absolutely! That shows true determination, not giving up easily.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Conceder is derived from the Latin 'concedere', which is formed from 'con-' (meaning together) and 'cedere' (meaning to yield or go). The word means to yield or grant something, often in a context of agreement or compromise.

Memory Tip

Think of 'yielding together' — 'con-' means together, and 'cedere' means to yield. This helps you remember that conceder means to grant or yield something.

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