accedence (Meaning)
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accedence (n.)
The act of acceding.
Synonyms & Antonyms of accedence
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accedence Sentence Examples
- The professor's accedence to the students' request for an extension on the assignment deadline was greatly appreciated.
- The employee's accedence to the new company policy demonstrated her adaptability and professionalism.
- The government's accedence to the citizens' demands led to positive changes in public services.
- Despite initial resistance, the team eventually showed accedence to the manager's strategic plan.
- The board's accedence to the CEO's proposal resulted in the successful implementation of a cost-saving initiative.
- The athlete's accedence to the coach's training regimen significantly improved performance on the field.
- The teacher's accedence to the students' plea for a field trip made the classroom experience more engaging.
- The city council's accedence to the community's suggestions enhanced the overall urban development plan.
- The diplomat's accedence to the peace negotiations paved the way for a historic treaty between the two nations.
- The team leader's accedence to the team members' input fostered a collaborative and inclusive work environment.
FAQs About the word accedence
The act of acceding.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The professor's accedence to the students' request for an extension on the assignment deadline was greatly appreciated.
The employee's accedence to the new company policy demonstrated her adaptability and professionalism.
The government's accedence to the citizens' demands led to positive changes in public services.
Despite initial resistance, the team eventually showed accedence to the manager's strategic plan.
