Another spelling variant of the English root ced is ceed, which also means “go. ... An easy way to remember that ced, cess, and ceed all mean to “go” is by ...

Оценка 3,9 (30) successor. a person who goes after someone else (usually related to a person taking over a job that is of higher rank) "cede / ceed / cess" go; yield.

The root word ced: “go,” for instance, present in the words precede and recede, has variant spellings of cess and ceed, which also mean “go.”

10 февр. 2016 г. · Cede, and its noun partner cession, come from a Latin word meaning "go, go back, give away." This ties into cession, which means "something that is surrendered ...

cede, ceed, cess = go; yield · accessible (adj) able to go in to, enter, or approach · accessory (n) an article or item worn with an outfit that “goes with” or ...

(Latin: to be in motion; to go, to go away, to yield, to give up, to withdraw) · 1. Way of approach, a means of reaching, passageway, entry: Switzerland has ...

What are the roots that mean to go or to yield? the roots cede, ceed, and cess. What is the word that means that you keep on going ...

ROOT: CED, CEED, CESS. MEANING: WORD BANK concede excess precede proceed recede success exceed intercede predecessor process secede. 1. After ...

a person who goes after someone else or usually related to a person taking over a job that is of higher rank. Image: successor. The best way to study.