ConcededBy

Definition

Used when: the source argument describes a situation or set of facts that for which the target argument provides a concession.

i.e. This is conceded by That

Examples

(1) B: Although we still need to get back here,
(2) B: I think we are good.
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(2) -- ConcededBy --> (1).

In (1), B concedes that there is still a task to be done (and thus they might not be 'good'), but in (2) B asserts that they are good. The first argument gives a concession for the situation described in the second argument.