concede implicitly

Examples (10)

• By staying silent, she appeared to implicitly concede his point.
• The manager would never openly admit fault, but he did implicitly concede his mistake through his actions.
• His reluctance to argue further was taken as him implicitly conceding the debate.
• Even without a direct apology, his changed behavior implicitly conceded his responsibility.
• Through subtle nods and a lack of objection, the committee members implicitly conceded to the new proposal.
• She didn't vocalize agreement, but her smile seemed to implicitly concede the victory.
• The government's decision to delay the project implicitly conceded that there were unforeseen problems.
• After much resistance, he finally implicitly conceded that his original plan was flawed.
• Her quiet acceptance of the new rules implicitly conceded that she had lost the argument.
• Their lack of counter-arguments allowed them to implicitly concede the opponent's stronger position.