concessionary

As adjectives the difference between concessionary and chartered

is that concessionary is relating to concessions or franchises while chartered is having a charter.

As a noun concessionary

is one who owns a concession or a franchise.

As a verb chartered is

(charter).

As nouns the difference between concessionary and concessive

is that concessionary is one who owns a concession or a franchise while concessive is a phrase or clause that acts as a concession, such as "even if" or "although".

As adjectives the difference between concessionary and concessive

is that concessionary is relating to concessions or franchises while concessive is of, pertaining to, or being a concession; conceding.

As nouns the difference between concessionaire and concessionary

is that concessionaire is one who holds a concession or a right granted (for example, by the government) to conduct a certain business while concessionary is one who owns a concession or a franchise.

As an adjective concessionary is

relating to concessions or franchises.

As nouns the difference between concessionary and confessionary

is that concessionary is one who owns a concession or a franchise while confessionary is a manual or guide to making confession.

As an adjective concessionary

is relating to concessions or franchises.

As adjectives the difference between concessionary and nonconcessionary

is that concessionary is relating to concessions or franchises while nonconcessionary is not concessionary.

As a noun concessionary

is one who owns a concession or a franchise.