Definitions
There is 1 meaning of the phrase
Concessive Adverbial.
Concessive Adverbial - as a noun
An adverbial that expresses an idea that suggests the opposite of the main part of the sentence.
Example: "A number of them deal with marked forms within the verb phrase, but at least downtoners, concessive adverbials and pied piping constructions do not fall in this category."
Example Sentences
"The speaker used a concessive adverbial to emphasize the unexpected outcome."
"In spite of the rain, they went hiking, which was a concessive adverbial."
"He finished the race first, although he was injured, using a concessive adverbial."
"They arrived late to the party, but their lateness didn't affect their enjoyment, showcasing a concessive adverbial."
"Despite the heavy traffic, they managed to reach the airport on time, employing a concessive adverbial."
