He conceded the point concessively, but stood firm on the larger issue.

Her concessive tone, though reluctant, helped smooth negotiations and led to a final agreement.

When writing persuasive essays, inserting a concessive—like "although" or "even if"—can make your argument seem more balanced.

Although his argument had flaws, several of his points were still concessible in the debate.

After hours of negotiation, the committee concessioned several demands to the workers.

By concessioning a few minor points, she managed to secure the larger agreement.

Her concessiveness during the negotiation helped break the stalemate and save the partnership.

The municipal council voted to concession the waterfront pier to a local operator under a 30-year concession agreement.

After weeks of negotiation, both sides accepted several concessions to reach a fair agreement.

In the linguistics seminar, the students debated whether concessives should be classified as a subtype of adverbial clauses.