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Often used in the same context:
relinquishing,
wresting,
abdicating,
usurping,
regaining,
reclaiming,
surrendering,
abandoning,
losing,
seizing,
reasserting,
gaining,
monopolizing,
expropriating,
recapturing,
occupying,
forfeiting,
retaking,
delegating,
transferring,
retaining,
giving,
reassume,
annexing,
entrusting,
ousting,
withdrawing,
sidelining,
shifting,
encroach,
disengaging,
squandering,
overrunning,
grabbing,
alienating,
securing,
relegating,
forsaking,
supplanting,
taking,
hogging,
letting,
nationalizing,
retreating,
arrogating,
devolving,
reconquered,
capitulating,
jettisoning,
unseating,
undercutting,
freeing,
dictating,
leaving,
acquiring,
coveting,
bypassing,
angering,
endowing,
shouldering,
entrenching,
diluting,
colonizing,
capturing,
controlling,
handing,
loosing,
vacating,
yanking,
dethroning,
assuming,
acquiescing,
redistributing,
embracing,
placating,
negotiating,
asserting,
staking,
diverting,
seceding,
bequeathing,
conceding,
shirking,
legitimizing,
brokering,
bowing,
appropriating,
micromanaging,
divesting,
preempting,
commanded,
undermining,
straying,
appeasing,
depriving,
flexing,
redivide,
retroceded,
aggrandized,
treading,
betraying,
allocating,
accreditation,
admittance,
cession,
certification,
closing,
conciliation,
negotiation,
unification,
abandonment,
abdication,
abolition,
abrogation,
accession,
admission,
adoption,
alienation,
amalgamation,
annexation,
committal,
concession
More specific:
ceding back,
recession
Appears in the definition of:
ceding back,
cession,
recession
More general:
relinquishing,
relinquishment
Synonyms:
cession
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— Adjectives for ceding:
pre,
formal,
voluntary,
temporary,
such,
real,
mutual,
high,
further
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