secession
se·ces·sion
noun \si-ˈse-shən\Definition of SECESSION
1
: withdrawal into privacy or solitude : retirement
2
: formal withdrawal from an organization
Examples of SECESSION
- the secession of the Southern states
Origin of SECESSION
Latin secession-, secessio, from secedere
First Known Use: 1604
Rhymes with SECESSION
accession, aggression, bull session, compression, concession, confession, depression, digression, discretion, egression, expression, impression, ingression, jam session, obsession, oppression, precession, procession, profession, progression, recession, refreshen, regression, repression, skull session, succession, suppression, transgression
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