Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
concede-a-point
phrase
/kənˈsiːd ə pɔɪnt/

Definition
To admit that a particular point or argument is valid, often in the context of a discussion or debate.

Examples
- During the debate, she had to concede a point about the importance of environmental policies.
- He was unwilling to concede a point, despite the evidence presented by his opponent.
- After much discussion, they both agreed to concede a point to each other, which helped them reach a compromise.

Meaning
Acknowledging the truth or validity of someone’s argument or perspective in a conversation, without fully agreeing with their overall position.

Synonyms
- acknowledge
- admit
- grant
- allow
- yield