Synonym: break away, splinter. Similar words: recede, precede, unprecedented, accede, concede, intercede, iced, sec.. Meaning: [sɪ'sɪːd] v. withdraw from an organization or communion.
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1. They plotted to make the whole Mississippi Valley secede from the United States.
2. We won't allow Tibet to secede from China and become an independent nation.
3. Republic of Slovenia votes to secede from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
4. We will never allow anyone to make Taiwan secede from China by any means.
5. 1990 - Republic of Slovenia votes to secede from Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
6. The East Timorese voted to secede from Indonesian control in a referendum in 1999 - a vote that will be remembered for the brutality of militiamen who tried to disrupt the process.
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7. There is likely to be civil war if the region tries to secede from the south.
8. In 2001, Chechens will be permitted to vote to secede.
9. In Berlin a splinter group formed within the Society, but it did not secede until 1898.
10. It was no wonder that from time to time engineering faculty had pro-posed that the school secede from the college.
11. With Obote making inroads into its power, Buganda attempts to secede.
12. Supposing Yorkshire or Cornwall decided by a majority vote to secede from Britain and elect their own government.
13. Lenin used a number of different arguments to justify recognizing the right to secede, and it is worth summarizing them.
14. The move to demilitarise the area comes just three weeks before the south is due to secede from the north.
15. The article briefly narrative trouble of Sichuan province Luhuo county grain of production after secede farming.
16. If southern states rejected all compromises on slavery, did they have the right to secede?
17. But the southerners have lost faith in that idea and must be allowed to secede.
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