concessionary
- adjective
- /kənˈsɛʃənˌɛri/
- UK
- Many museums offer concessionary tickets to students and pensioners.
Examples
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The concessionary fare makes public transport more affordable for young people.
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You must show your ID to receive the concessionary rate at the gym.
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The concessionary prices made it affordable for everyone.
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Many theaters provide concessionary tickets for seniors.
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Many museums offer concessionary tickets to students and pensioners.
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You must show your ID to receive the concessionary rate at the gym.
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Many theaters provide concessionary tickets for seniors.
Synonyms
Provided at a lower cost to help people or groups
The government partly pays for it to make it cheaper for people
Antonyms
How Discounted
Surface Forms
Morphology
concessionary = concession (transparent) = concession + ary
Formed by adding the adjectival suffix '-ary' to 'concession', yielding 'relating to or granted as a concession', which is directly inferable.
Etymology
Concessionary comes from concession, which is related to concede and means 'to give'. So a concessionary ticket is a price 'given' lower to certain people like students and seniors.