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The phrase "afraid to concede" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing reluctance or fear to admit defeat or give up on a position in a debate or argument.
Example: "He was afraid to concede his point, fearing it would undermine his credibility in the discussion."
Alternatives: "reluctant to admit" or "hesitant to yield."
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But I was afraid to concede that Bob had saved my life, even if he had, because I worried that would somehow mean I should continue to date him.
He would not become the third major league pitcher this season to throw a no-hitter and, unlike many pitchers who say they are unaware of how many hits they have allowed, Sabathia was not afraid to concede that he knew it.
"I like the crowds and the way that teams always play in a way that shows they are not afraid to concede".
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It was important not to concede to the darkness that you were afraid.
Mr. Somare refused to concede defeat.
Most refused to concede his guilt.
"You fight not to concede a goal.
Meantime, Mr. West has refused to concede.
But Mr. Foley refused to concede.
He seemed almost ready to concede.
But Mr Allen initially declined to concede.
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