ceded Sentence Examples
- The tribe reluctantly ceded their ancestral lands to the expanding settlers.
- The defeated nation ceded vast territories to the victorious aggressor in the peace treaty.
- Over time, the aging monarch ceded more responsibilities to his capable advisors.
- In the negotiation, the company ceded control of certain patents to secure a lucrative deal.
- The rebellious faction finally ceded to the government's demands for disarmament.
- Under pressure from the international community, the dictator ceded power to a transitional government.
- With diplomatic finesse, the ambassador persuaded the neighboring country to cede control of the disputed border region.
- The property owner reluctantly ceded ownership of the historic building to the preservation society.
- The company's CEO strategically ceded market share in less profitable sectors to focus on more lucrative opportunities.
- Despite initial resistance, the ruling party eventually ceded to public demand for electoral reform.
ceded Meaning
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ceded (imp. & p. p.)
of Cede
Synonyms & Antonyms of ceded
Synonyms:
- gave-up
- shed
- forfeited
- entrusted
- coughed-up
- consigned
- renounced
- deserted
- waived
- committed
- intrusted
- handed-over
- turned-over
- discarded
- released
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word ceded
of Cede
surrendered,relinquished, rendered, transferred,delivered, resigned, abandoned, turned in, yielded, laid down
retained, kept, retained, kept, withheld,withheld,
The tribe reluctantly ceded their ancestral lands to the expanding settlers.
The defeated nation ceded vast territories to the victorious aggressor in the peace treaty.
Over time, the aging monarch ceded more responsibilities to his capable advisors.
In the negotiation, the company ceded control of certain patents to secure a lucrative deal.
