secession

IPA: sɪsˈɛʃʌn

noun

  • The act of seceding.
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Examples of "secession" in Sentences

  • That was the reason for the secession.
  • The war caused the Southern secession.
  • I'm receptive to the principle of secession.
  • But the secession of the entire Balkan changed it all.
  • He is sometimes called the father of the Secession in 1834.
  • The cause of the secession and the cause of the war are not the same.
  • But the act of the British colonists in America was an act of secession.
  • The Katangan secession was formally ended by the National Conciliation Plan.
  • After secession in 1410 and 1415, he received the Mark Meissen to autocracy.
  • The county was one of the few to vote against secession before the Civil War.

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