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Often used in the same context:
casus,
usufruct,
novation,
suretyship,
nulla,
ipso,
retrocession,
franca,
sation,
tempore,
novus,
rei,
quam,
fac,
causa,
mina,
omo,
jure,
abbr,
dum,
malo,
title deed,
vas,
xxxi,
destin,
flota,
pression,
ies,
usufructuary,
tali,
movables,
suc,
ceylonese,
ogun,
ved,
primogeniture,
dower,
natura,
primero,
togoland,
nullity,
regula,
barotse,
aden,
fides,
referent,
liber,
nai,
sary,
bla,
fide,
kif,
khas,
kom,
juris,
igbo,
patrimonial,
zambia,
bly,
agi,
pena,
lex,
sha,
tas,
bessarabia,
surplusage,
tanto,
origen,
straits settlements,
lemma,
tempor,
bisayan,
dahomey,
noti,
mariage,
chattels,
inconvertibility,
ngu,
situs,
colonization,
bantustan,
relinquishment,
hela,
hereinafter,
bona,
jus soli,
filiation,
malay,
originary,
sente,
tua,
generis,
mense,
prolongation,
karelian isthmus,
denationalisation,
chieftainship,
paramountcy,
mutatis mutandis,
frae,
transferor,
perpetua,
cessions,
secession,
annexation,
grant,
repeal,
abolition,
sale,
amalgamation,
abdication,
accession,
amnesty,
embarkation,
treaty,
admission,
banishment,
confiscation,
desertion,
enactment,
enlistment
More specific:
ceding back,
recession
More general:
relinquishing,
relinquishment
Synonyms:
ceding
Also try:
— Adjectives for cession:
mexican,
formal,
territorial,
voluntary,
such,
final,
immediate,
large,
complete,
further,
absolute,
more...
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