Correct spellings for CONCEND
- concede After hours of negotiation, the company finally had to concede to some of the union's demands.
- conceded After a long argument, he finally conceded that he was wrong about the topic.
- conceit His conceit was unbearable; he believed he was the most intelligent person in the room, even though he couldn't solve a simple math problem.
- concept The concept of time is difficult to grasp because it is abstract.
- concern I have a great concern for the welfare of my family.
- concerned The parents were concerned about their child's sudden weight loss.
- concerns The government is addressing the concerns of the citizens by implementing new policies.
- concert I am looking forward to the rock concert next weekend.
- consent He signed the contract without reading it, indicating his consent to the terms.
- contend I had to contend with strong winds while cycling uphill.
- content I am quite content with my meal.
- Convened The board of directors convened a meeting to discuss the company's financial strategies.
- convent The nuns at the convent spend their days in prayer and service to the community.
