| Term | Definition |
|---|
| Cedere, Cedo | to go, to yield |
| cede | to surrender, to give over, to yield |
| concede | to admit, to give in to |
| concession | an admission; a compromise; a yielding |
| exceed | to go beyond; to be greater than |
| excess | surplus; extra |
| excessive | too much; extreme |
| precede | to go or come before |
| proceed | to move forward |
| procession | a series; a parade; a march |
| procedure | a method of doing things |
| recede | to move or go backwards |
| recession | an economic slump; a depression; a decline |
| succeed | to do well; to turn out well; to accomplish |
| succession | a series; a continuation; a sequence of things |
| accede | to agree; to comply |
| access | to enter; to use |
| accessible | easy to get at or reach |
| accessory | an extra thing added |
| intercede | to go in between; to intervene |
| antecedent | a previous thing or event; a predecessor |
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