ceded (to) (Meaning)

ceded (to)

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The besieged nation ceded its territory to the invading forces under duress.
The treaty mandated that the defeated government cede its colonial holdings to the victorious powers.
The city's former ruler ceded his claim to the throne in exchange for a secure exile.
The company ceded its patent rights to a competitor in order to avoid a costly legal battle.
The landowner ceded a portion of their property for the construction of a new road.
The neighboring country ceded a disputed border area to resolve a long-standing conflict.
The organization ceded its affiliation with a controversial group to maintain its public reputation.
The government ceded control of certain sectors to private enterprises, aiming to stimulate economic growth.
The ancient empire ceded its dominion over multiple provinces after a series of decisive defeats.
The school board ceded its authority over the curriculum to a committee of teachers and parents to ensure a more collaborative approach.

submitted (to), succumbed (to), surrendered (to), yielded (to),capitulated (to), opposed, resisted, safeguarded, withstood, shielded

raided, overran,invaded, stripped, ransacked,forayed (into), overwhelmed, plundered, despoiled, subjugated

The besieged nation ceded its territory to the invading forces under duress.

The treaty mandated that the defeated government cede its colonial holdings to the victorious powers.

The city's former ruler ceded his claim to the throne in exchange for a secure exile.

The company ceded its patent rights to a competitor in order to avoid a costly legal battle.