Synonyms for Retro-cede:

• v.

  •backpedal (verb)
  • change,
  • rethink,
  • about-face.
  •ebb (verb)
  • let up,
  • moderate,
  • die down,
  • fade away,
  • melt,
  • weaken,
  • peter out,
  • go out,
  • slacken,
  • languish,
  • die out,
  • decay,
  • Retrocede,
  • flag,
  • fall,
  • degenerate,
  • deteriorate,
  • fall away,
  • drop,
  • ease off,
  • relent.
  •fall back (verb)
  • recoil,
  • give back,
  • yield,
  • surrender.
  •retract (verb)
  • eliminate,
  • repeal,
  • repudiate,
  • revoke,
  • back down,
  • recant,
  • pull in,
  • renege,
  • go back on,
  • rescind,
  • deny,
  • renounce,
  • back off,
  • forget it,
  • nig,
  • eat one's words,
  • sheathe,
  • countermand,
  • have change of heart,
  • disclaim,
  • welsh,
  • call off,
  • disown,
  • draw in,
  • exclude,
  • recall,
  • suspend,
  • take back,
  • unsay,
  • change one's mind,
  • take in,
  • pull back,
  • back out of,
  • forswear,
  • cancel,
  • disavow,
  • reel in,
  • abjure,
  • rule out.
  •retreat (verb)
  • abandon,
  • fold,
  • keep aloof,
  • quail,
  • give ground,
  • escape,
  • run,
  • lay down,
  • back away,
  • relinquish,
  • go,
  • move back,
  • keep apart,
  • go along with,
  • evade,
  • hide,
  • cave in,
  • resign,
  • seclude oneself,
  • sequester,
  • beat it,
  • evacuate,
  • start back,
  • disengage,
  • reel,
  • leave,
  • decamp,
  • quit,
  • opt out,
  • back out,
  • pull out,
  • avoid,
  • elude,
  • vacate,
  • hand over.
  •retrocede (verb)
  • dwindle,
  • go away,
  • backtrack,
  • abate,
  • go back,
  • repel,
  • wane,
  • regress,
  • retrace one's steps,
  • turn tail,
  • fall back,
  • close,
  • taper,
  • withdraw,
  • back,
  • drive back,
  • sink,
  • retrograde,
  • backpedal,
  • fade,
  • drain away,
  • return,
  • draw back,
  • retire,
  • ebb,
  • decline,
  • depart,
  • retreat,
  • reverse,
  • retrogress,
  • lessen,
  • subside,
  • decrease,
  • recede,
  • die off,
  • reduce,
  • diminish,
  • retract,
  • flow back,
  • shrink,
  • repulse.