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Quasi Concession শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: আধা রৌপ্য

Quasi Concession Meaning In Bengali আধা রৌপ্য

Quasi Concession

Definition

1) A quasi concession refers to a partial admission or acknowledgment of a point, fact, or argument, without fully conceding to it.
2) It can also mean a statement or gesture made with the intention of giving the appearance of concession or compromise, while retaining a significant degree of opposition or resistance.
3) In legal terms, a quasi concession may refer to a situation where one party makes a concession in a negotiation or settlement, but with certain conditions or reservations attached.

Examples

Quasi Concession Example in a sentence

1) The company made a quasi concession by offering a small discount to the dissatisfied customer.

2) She made a quasi concession to her colleague's argument in order to maintain a harmonious work environment.

3) The government's decision to implement a quasi concession on public transportation fares was met with mixed reactions.

4) As a compromise, the committee agreed on a quasi concession to extend the deadline for project submissions.

5) The landlord reluctantly accepted a quasi concession by reducing the rent for the tenant’s persisting maintenance issues.

6) The political leaders negotiated a quasi concession to reach a consensus on the controversial policy.

7) The teacher made a quasi concession by allowing students additional time to complete the assignment.

8) The negotiators reached a tentative agreement by making a quasi concession on the terms of the contract.

9) The judge offered a quasi concession to the defendant by reducing the length of the sentence.

10) The board of directors decided to make a quasi concession by revising the budget to accommodate unexpected expenses.

Part of Speech

Quasi Concession (Noun)

Synonyms

Encyclopedia

A quasi concession refers to a partial admission or acknowledgment of a point, fact, or argument, without fully conceding to it.
It can also mean a statement or gesture made with the intention of giving the appearance of concession or compromise, while retaining a significant degree of opposition or resistance.
In legal terms, a quasi concession may refer to a situation where one party makes a concession in a negotiation or settlement, but with certain conditions or reservations attached.