concede (verb)

1. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist had to concede that aliens were real and living among humans.

2. In the cartoon, the hero realized he had to concede defeat and let the villain escape.

3. After their hilarious argument, they both had to concede that neither of them had a good punchline.

4. In the comic strip, the superhero finally conceded defeat and handed over the stolen artifact to the villain.

1. In her painting, the artist chose to concede to the deep emotions she had been hiding for years.

2. The alien race finally decided to concede their true intentions to the humans, revealing their plan to conquer Earth.

3. The repentant sinner went to the priest and decided to concede his sins, seeking forgiveness from God.

4. The protagonist had to finally concede to the truth that his rival had surpassed him in power and skill.

1. In the final chapter of the novel, the main character finally concedes defeat and accepts his fate.

2. After a series of failed attempts, the cartoon character concedes defeat and walks away with his head down.

3. The alien race, realizing they are outnumbered and outmatched, concedes defeat and offers to surrender.

4. Despite their initial discontent, the homeowners eventually concede to the modern design proposed by their architect.

1. The architect decided to concede some of the original design elements in order to meet the client's preferences.

2. In the comic strip, the superhero concedes his secret identity to his closest friend.

3. As the haunted house grew more menacing, the protagonist knew she had to concede that it was indeed haunted.

4. The fashion designer had to concede her initial vision and make changes to accommodate the latest trend in the industry.