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Definition of recede
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of recede is as below...
Recede
(v. i.) To
withdraw
a claim or
pretension;
to
desist;
to
relinquish
what had been
proposed
or
asserted;
as, to
recede
from a
demand
or
proposition..
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Globe
::
Globe (n.) The
earth;
the
terraqueous
ball; --
usually
preceded
by the
definite
article.
Preceded
::
Preceded
(imp. & p. p.) of
Preced.
Sorites
::
Sorites
(n.) An
abridged
form of
stating
of
syllogisms
in a
series
of
propositions
so
arranged
that the
predicate
of each one that
precedes
forms the
subject
of each one that
follows,
and the
conclusion
unites
the
subject
of the first
proposition
with the
predicate
of the last
proposition.
Precedent
::
Precedent
(n.) A
judicial
decision
which
serves
as a rule for
future
determinations
in
similar
or
analogous
cases;
an
authority
to be
followed
in
courts
of
justice;
forms of
proceeding
to be
followed
in
similar
cases.
Lessen
::
Lessen
(v. i.) To
become
less; to
shrink;
to
contract;
to
decrease;
to be
diminished;
as, the
apparent
magnitude
of
objects
lessens
as we
recede
from them; his care, or his
wealth,
lessened..
Prerogative
::
Prerogative
(n.)
Precedence;
preeminence;
first rank.
Unexampled
::
Unexampled
(a.)
Having
no
example
or
similar
case; being
without
precedent;
unprecedented;
unparalleled.
Forego
::
Forego
(v. i.) To go
before;
to
precede;
-- used
especially
in the
present
and past
participles.
Either
::
Either
(conj.
Either)
precedes
two, or more,
coordinate
words or
phrases,
and is
introductory
to an
alternative.
It is
correlative
to or..
Accord
::
Accord
(v. t.)
Voluntary
or
spontaneous
motion
or
impulse
to act; --
preceded
by own; as, of one's own
accord..
Harbinger
::
Harbinger
(n.) One who
provides
lodgings;
especially,
the
officer
of the
English
royal
household
who
formerly
preceded
the court when
traveling,
to
provide
and
prepare
lodgings..
Postman
::
Postman
(n.) One of the two most
experienced
barristers
in the Court of
Exchequer,
who have
precedence
in
motions;
-- so
called
from the place where he sits. The other of the two is
called
the
tubman..
Centrifugal
::
Centrifugal
(a.)
Tending,
or
causing,
to
recede
from the
center..
Tension
::
Tension
(a.)
Expansive
force;
the force with which the
particles
of a body, as a gas, tend to
recede
from each other and
occupy
a
larger
space;
elastic
force;
elasticity;
as, the
tension
of
vapor;
the
tension
of air..
President
::
President
(n.)
Precedent.
After
::
After
(prep.)
Later in time;
subsequent;
as, after
supper,
after three days. It often
precedes
a
clause.
Formerly
that was
interposed
between
it and the
clause..
Precedent
::
Precedent
(n.) A
preceding
circumstance
or
condition;
an
antecedent;
hence,
a
prognostic;
a
token;
a
sign..
Succession
::
Succession
(n.) A
series
of
persons
or
things
according
to some
established
rule of
precedence;
as, a
succession
of
kings,
or of
bishops;
a
succession
of
events
in
chronology..
Antichrist
::
Antichrist
(n.) A
denier
or
opponent
of
Christ.
Specif.:
A great
antagonist,
person
or
power,
expected
to
precede
Christ's
second
coming..
Baronet
::
Baronet
(n.) A
dignity
or
degree
of honor next below a baron and above a
knight,
having
precedency
of all
orders
of
knights
except
those of the
Garter.
It is the
lowest
degree
of honor that is
hereditary.
The
baronets
are
commoners..
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