CEDE

CEDE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: cede
Word origin: early 16th century: from French céder or Latin cedere ‘to yield’.
Phonetic: siːd
Listen:

give up (power or territory). Example: in 1874, the islands were ceded to Britain


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Convey formally
Decide not to keep
End a chess game
Forfeit
Fork over formally
Formally give up
Formally hand over
Formally relinquish
Formally surrender
Formally turn over
Give
Give away
Give in
Give it up
Give over
Give over to
Give up
Give up claim to
Give up formally
Give up land
Give up rights to
Give up territory
Give way
Grant
Grant (a point)
Grant by treaty
Grant; transfer
Hand over
Hand over (to)
Hand over formally
Hand over land
Let go
Let go of
Let have
Opt to drop
Part with
Quit claiming
Relinquish
Relinquish control
Relinquish formally
Renounce
Resign formally
SF Christian band
Sign away
Sign over
Surrender formally
Surrender possession
Surrender possession of
Throw in the towel
Transfer
Transfer the title of
Transfer via treaty
Turn over
Yield
Yield (to)
Yield by treaty
Yield via treaty
Yield.
Make over, as by treaty.
Admit
Hoist the white flag.
Transfer --
Grant, as territory.
Assign
Abandon
Convey
Homophone for seed
Hand over, as lands
Yield, as lands
Capitulate
Bow to Fischer
Grant title to
Yield, as land
Give in to
Transfer, as property
Sign over, as rights
Give up, as territory
Give up, as rights
Turn over (to)
Yield formally
Give up — give way
21 across
You need to sow, reportedly, to yield
Children on the radio give up
Speaker's beginning? Give up
Yield, give way
Give up source of life, did you say?
End of the month coming up, give up
Lose control through unforced error
Give ground to man in church
Give up over a month before the start of Easter
Surrender territory in late December uprising
Relinquish offspring reportedly
The reported grain yield
We hear top player is to step down
Give up what sounds fruitful
To resign from choice demands courage
Hand over the church keys
Yield what is sown, say
Report grain yield
Relinquish officially
Formally transfer
Surrender, as land
Surrender a month after retreat, end of battle
Sounds a good player — give up!
Hand over church keys
Abandon offspring when outspoken
Abandon future plant, possibly in speech
Grant's a court favourite, according to hearsay
Relinquish legally
Let go of legally
Relinquish, as territory
Land treaty verb
Transfer, as territory
Land treaty word
Hand over legally
Transfer, legally.
Give up via treaty
Opposite of annex
Formally hand over some territory
Lose gracefully?
Formally let go
Top tennis player reportedly to give up
Give up by treaty
Covet
Rugby position
Type of school
Cigarette debris
Cut of meat
Merciful
Narrow-minded
Female ruler
Secret agents
Small songbird
Military morning signal
Dawn
Thicket
Sailor favoured barrel in company of youth
Mild anger over spilled tea
Surrender
Surrender rights
Surrender as top player declared
Give way in the beginning by the sound of it
What is intelligence department hiding? Give up?
Dictators descendants surrender
Give up once Democrats got in!
Heard successors give up
Admit defeat
Surrender, as territory
Yield to another
Deliver up
Formally yield
Fork over
Told Pip to give up
Yield is small hard fruit, we're told
Yield is small hard fruit, were told
Give up legally
Give up, as control
Speakers beginning? Give up
Yield from whats sown in garden, reportedly
Turn over via treaty
Give up noisy children
Officially lose
Genesis on the radio? Turn over
Formally return
Talking plant? Give over!
Formally give over
Heard a top player give up
Hand over chapter before editor expects, initially
Abandon children, so its said




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