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Meanings of secede in English

Portuguese
romper

Withdraw from an organization or communion.

romper
Usage of secede in English
1
A referendum in 2011 opens the possibility that South Sudan may secede.
Wired
2
Gration said Washington was already factoring in projections the south will secede.
Reuters
3
And how can it secede from a government it never capitulated to?
News.com.au
4
They say that the South will secede if Fremont should be elected.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
5
I don't know whether you think it good to secede or not.
The Bride of Dreams
6
Analysts believe the south is likely to secede in the vote.
Reuters
7
Most analysts believe the south will vote to secede from Sudan.
Reuters
8
But that was not a good enough reason to secede from the union.
The Guardian
9
If next year's vote does not take place, the south may secede anyway.
Reuters
10
The group had sought to secede from South Africa before dissolving in 1996.
The South African
11
Do you believe that the Separatists were wrong to secede from the Republic?
Star Wars: Tarkin
12
Bashir has promised to accept the south's decision if it chooses to secede.
Reuters
13
If the coastal region were to secede, Kenya would become landlocked.
Reuters
14
A number of States would secede within the next sixty days.
Abraham Lincoln, a History — Volume 02
15
Lincoln was duly elected, and the southern states began to secede.
Biographies of Working Men
16
Did she remain loyal or did she secede, that was equally her fate.
North America — Volume 2
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Portuguese
romper
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Secede across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common