decession Antonyms
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Meaning of decession
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decession (n.)
Departure; decrease; -- opposed to accesion.
decession Sentence Examples
- Making a decision about which university to attend was a challenging process for me.
- After much deliberation, he finally reached a decision about changing careers.
- The decession to invest in renewable energy was met with unanimous approval from the board.
- She hesitated to make a decession on the color scheme for the living room.
- The decession to postpone the project was based on unforeseen budget constraints.
- Despite the pressure, he remained firm in his decession to pursue his passion for art.
- The decession to relocate the headquarters was met with mixed reactions from employees.
- It took several meetings to come to a decession regarding the new company policies.
- The decession to downsize the company was made reluctantly but deemed necessary for survival.
- We must trust in our decessions and move forward with confidence.
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Departure; decrease; -- opposed to accesion.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Making a decision about which university to attend was a challenging process for me.
After much deliberation, he finally reached a decision about changing careers.
The decession to invest in renewable energy was met with unanimous approval from the board.
She hesitated to make a decession on the color scheme for the living room.
