CEDE THE FLOOR

Definition: To yield or surrender control or authority, especially in a discussion or debate, allowing someone else to speak or take charge.

Synonyms: Yield Space, Surrender Stage, Relinquish Platform, Grant Spotlight, Give Up Spotlight

Usage Examples in Sentences

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After presenting his argument, he decided to cede the floor to his opponent.
#2
Before you cede the floor, consider the validity of your argument.
#3
The chairperson will now cede the floor to the next speaker.
#4
I will cede the floor to my colleague for further elaboration.
#5
Cede the floor to the expert on this matter, as he has more experience.
#6
During the conference, participants were encouraged to cede the floor respectfully.
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After delivering his opening statement, the lawyer decided to cede the floor to the prosecution.
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Having made his point, he was willing to cede the floor to anyone with a differing opinion.
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The politician promised to cede the floor to the opposition for their rebuttal.
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In the spirit of cooperation, the team leader decided to cede the floor to the junior members for their input.
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Amidst the chaos, she found a moment to cede the floor to reason.
#12
In the courtroom, the judge allowed the witness to cede the floor to the defense attorney.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining our meeting today. Before we proceed, I'd like to cede the floor to our CEO, who has a few important announcements to make.B: Thank you, A. Good morning, team. I just want to start by saying how proud I am of all the work you've been doing. Let's dive into our updates and discuss the new project timelines.
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