secession in Latin
secession in Latin is sēcessiō — secession means the act of formally withdrawing from a union, state or organization.
secession in Latin
sēcessiō
The act of seceding.
What does "secession" mean?
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noun The act of formally withdrawing from a union, state or organization.
"The region voted on secession from the federation."
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secession in a sentence
- The region voted on secession from the federation.
- Talk of secession grew louder after the dispute.
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What is "secession" in Latin?
"secession" in Latin is sēcessiō. secession means: The act of formally withdrawing from a union, state or organization.
How do you use "secession" in a sentence?
Example: "The region voted on secession from the federation." In Latin, "secession" is sēcessiō.
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