secede in Irish
secede in Irish is dealaigh, scar — secede means to formally withdraw from a country, federation, alliance or other organisation, ending membership of it.
secede in Irish
dealaigh
scar
What does "secede" mean?
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verb To formally withdraw from a country, federation, alliance or other organisation, ending membership of it.
"Eleven southern states voted to secede from the Union."
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secede in a sentence
- Eleven southern states voted to secede from the Union.
- A vocal minority wants the region to secede and govern itself.
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What is "secede" in Irish?
"secede" in Irish is dealaigh, scar. secede means: To formally withdraw from a country, federation, alliance or other organisation, ending membership of it.
How do you use "secede" in a sentence?
Example: "Eleven southern states voted to secede from the Union." In Irish, "secede" is dealaigh, scar.
Are there other ways to say "secede" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "secede": dealaigh, scar.
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