discede (Meaning)
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discede (v. i.)
To yield or give up; to depart.
Synonyms & Antonyms of discede
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
discede Sentence Examples
- The teacher bade the unruly student to discede from the classroom.
- The doctor advised the patient to discede from smoking to improve their health.
- As the meeting was drawing to a close, the chairperson requested attendees to discede in an orderly fashion.
- The judge instructed the jury to discede to their chambers and deliberate on the verdict.
- The hikers decided to discede from the trail due to the approaching storm.
- The soldiers were ordered to discede from the battlefield and regroup at a designated location.
- The guests began to discede from the party after the cake was cut and served.
- The shareholders voted to discede from the merger agreement due to concerns about its financial implications.
- The company decided to discede from the market due to low demand for their products.
- The professor requested the students to discede from the library as it was closing time.
FAQs About the word discede
To yield or give up; to depart.
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No antonyms found.
The teacher bade the unruly student to discede from the classroom.
The doctor advised the patient to discede from smoking to improve their health.
As the meeting was drawing to a close, the chairperson requested attendees to discede in an orderly fashion.
The judge instructed the jury to discede to their chambers and deliberate on the verdict.
