concedegently
adverbUK /kənˈsiːdʒəntli/
US /kənˈsiːdʒəntli/
In a way that gives in slowly and softly.
She concedegently agreed to share her toys after her friend asked nicely.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a manner that admits something is true only after gentle persuasion.
He concedegently admitted that his little brother was right about the game.
3. With a mild and quiet willingness to let others have their way.
The tired dog concedegently moved over so the cat could share the blanket.
4. In a slow, calm way that avoids any argument or fuss.
They concedegently settled the disagreement by taking turns.