a. [ad. L. type *concessibil-is, f. concess-: see CONCESSION and -IBLE.] That can be conceded.
1767. Sterne, Tr. Shandy, IX. xxiii. It was built upon one of the most concessible postulatums in Nature.
1845. Carlyle, Cromwell (1871), II. 142. Their claim … was just … though full of intricacy; difficult to render clear and concessible.
