concession (noun)
71acquiescence — noun militia excesses were conducted with the acquiescence of the Indonesian police Syn: consent, agreement, acceptance, concurrence, assent, leave; compliance, concession, cooperation, buy in; submission …
72admission — noun 1) membership entitles you to free admission Syn: admittance, entry, entrance, right of entry, access, right of access, ingress; entrée 2) the admission was $8 Syn: entrance fee, entry charge, cover (charge) …
73allowance — noun 1) your baggage allowance Syn: permitted amount/quantity, allocation, allotment, quota, share, ration, grant, limit, portion, slice 2) she spent her allowance on paperbacks Syn: payment …
74appeasement — noun a policy of appeasement Syn: conciliation, placation, concession, pacification, propitiation, reconciliation; fence mending Ant: provocation …
75kiosk — noun the kiosks along the boardwalk Syn: booth, stand, stall, concession, counter, newsstand; information booth …
76privilege — noun 1) senior students have certain privileges Syn: advantage, benefit; prerogative, entitlement, right; concession, freedom, liberty 2) it was a privilege to meet her Syn: honor, pleasure 3) …
77admission — noun 1) an admission of liability Syn: confession, acknowledgement, acceptance, concession, disclosure, divulgence 2) free admission Syn: admittance, entry, entrance, access, entrée …
78deduction — noun 1) the deduction of tax Syn: subtraction, removal, debit 2) gross pay, before deductions Syn: stoppage, tax, expenses, rebate, discount, concession 3) …
79licence — noun 1) a driving licence Syn: permit, certificate, document, documentation, authorization, warrant, credentials, pass, papers 2) they manufacture footwear under licence Syn: franchise …
80privilege — noun 1) senior pupils have certain privileges Syn: advantage, benefit, prerogative, entitlement, right, concession, freedom, liberty 2) it was a privilege to meet her Syn: honour, pleasure …
