Similar words: recess, recession, recessive, processed, precession, recessive gene, recessive allele, economic recession. Meaning: [rɪː'ses /rɪ'ses] 
adj. 1. having a sunken area 2. resembling an alcove.
adj. 1. having a sunken area 2. resembling an alcove. 
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(1) The trial was recessed by the presiding judge.
(2) The hearings have now recessed for dinner.
(3) The lights should be recessed into the ceiling.
(4) Before the trial recessed today, the lawyer read her opening statement.
(5) Embossing relief images formed by using a recessed die.
(6) The judge recessed the trial for two hours.
(7) These should fit into the well of the recessed window and have a flange which overlaps the edge of the well.
(8) Turntable is recessed into oven floor[Sentencedict.com ], so it's less likely to be knocked as dishes are put into the oven.
(9) Q.. My recessed bathroom light extends through the ceiling into the unfinished attic, and it has no insulation around it.
(10) Many spotlights, recessed lights and other modern fittings are designed to take internally-silvered reflector lamps.
(11) They are held on by recessed bolts and wing-nuts, and are easily removed.
(12) Downlighters can also be recessed into ceilings, to create atmospheric pools of light on the surface below.
(13) Morning and afternoon(sentencedict.com), school recessed and we took to the playground; everyone burst out the door except me.
(14) This enables you to put in recessed lighting, or to add an acoustic or tongue-and-groove wood finish.
(15) Newer recessed fixtures are labeled no-clearance and can be insulated over.
(16) Special recessed covers are available which allow you to fit a permanent floor covering.
(17) Talks were resumed last week and then recessed for want of an agreement.
(18) The table has a recessed border carved into it.
(19) Groove is a series of recessed logarithmic spiral.
(20) Judge Johnson recessed the trial.
(21) There is no recessed market but depressed mind.
(22) The senate recessed at the end of the afternoon.
(23) He took a hammer and recessed a hole into the wall.
(24) My chest ached with a child's fear while I cringed in the deeply recessed doorway of North Three.
(25) Benches with reversible tops give the option of either a smooth surface or recessed gravel trays for summer and are particularly useful.
(26) It was a heavily padded room, its walls covered with recessed handholds.
(27) These are concealed either within the fitting's baseplate or within the recessed connection box.
(28) She set the bag on the table, unzipped the top and reached in, grabbing something by a recessed handle.
(29) The napalm rolled over and down the front of the recessed embrasure.
(30) In the example below, the cartilage of the Carnifex head is blended up to pure white and then shaded pink directly into the recessed areas.
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