What is another word for secession?
Pronunciation:
[ sɛsˈɛʃən], [ sɛsˈɛʃən], [ s_ɛ_s_ˈɛ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Synonyms for Secession:
n.
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- constitution,
- census,
- Balkanisation,
- constructive engagement,
- Constitutionality,
- Balkanization,
- amnesty,
- containment,
- boondoggle,
- checks and balances.
- dis unity,
- parting the way,
- dis-unity,
- dis harmonies,
- dis-agreements,
- dis-affections,
- dis affection,
- dis agreement,
- parting ways,
- dis-affection,
- dis-harmony,
- dis-agreement,
- parting of ways,
- dis-cord,
- dis cord,
- dis agreements,
- dis cords,
- dis affections,
- parting way,
- parting the ways,
- dis-harmonies,
- parting of way,
- parting of the way,
- dis-cords,
- fallingout,
- dis harmony.
- defectings,
- de-relicts,
- de relicts,
- de-partings,
- maroonings,
- disavowings,
- dis avowing,
- dis-avowing,
- re treats,
- departings,
- going back ons,
- re-treat,
- forsakings,
- de partings,
- dis avowals,
- dis-avowal,
- de-relict,
- dis avowal,
- dis-avowals,
- de parting,
- de relict,
- running out ons,
- falling aways,
- de-parting,
- re-treats.
Other synonyms:
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- retirement.
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- revolution.
- dissociate,
- breakup,
- remove,
- recidivism,
- disloyalty,
- heterodoxy,
- demonstrative,
- partition,
- secessions,
- dereliction,
- underground,
- divorce,
- nonagreement,
- fly,
- deserter,
- drug withdrawal,
- hold aloof from,
- disagreement,
- disengagement,
- draw,
- splinter group,
- break away,
- dissidence,
- difference,
- cancel,
- Seceding,
- division,
- recusancy,
- withdraw,
- friendly,
- leave,
- parting,
- flee,
- rejection,
- counter-culture,
- faithlessness,
- estrangement,
- resignation,
- defection,
- deviate,
- dissent,
- dissatisfaction,
- disaffection,
- recantation,
- isolation,
- disunion,
- nonconformity,
- high treason,
- removal,
- nonconsent,
- disparity,
- rupture,
- gregarious,
- segregation,
- variance,
- onanism,
- dismissal,
- extroverted,
- diversity,
- detachment,
- get,
- disjunction,
- recede,
- repudiation,
- abruption,
- unravel,
- sedition,
- betrayal,
- abandon,
- apostasy,
- deflect,
- petty treason,
- disaccord,
- protestantism,
- lese majeste,
- Premunire,
- dissension,
- agreement to disagree,
- forthcoming,
- Recreancy,
- Recidivation,
- depart,
- deliver,
- Mutinousness,
- disengage,
- escape,
- severance,
- opposition,
- outgoing,
- relinquishment,
- diverging,
- breaking away,
- extraverted,
- break loose,
- Nolle Prosequi,
- bolt,
- exiting,
- extrovert,
- disapprobation,
- disaffiliation,
- schism,
- Disseverance,
- Nonconcurrence,
- retreat,
- backsliding,
- detach,
- dissentience,
- stand aloof from,
- recusance,
- walkout,
- divergent,
- disentangle,
- alienation,
- dissociation,
- disapproval,
- abandonment,
- upcoming,
- turning traitor,
- extravert,
- treason,
- abstraction,
- retire,
- ratting,
- breaking,
- seclusion,
- backdown,
- recall,
- breakaway,
- retract,
- expansive,
- misprision of treason,
- divide,
- split,
- disconnection,
- break,
- secede,
- divorcement.
How to use "Secession" in context?
The issue of secession has come up in many countries throughout history. It has been raised in the United States as recently as the 1860s, when Stephen Douglas debated Abraham Lincoln over the issue of creating a new southern state.
In recent times, the issue of secession has come up in the context of the European Union. In 2005, the French city of Rhenanon voted in a referendum to secede from France, despite intense pressure from the French government. Secession is also a issue on the agenda of the Scottish National Party, which argues for an independent Scotland.
Paraphrases for Secession:
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Forward Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
separation.
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Noun, singular or mass
separation.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
disintegration, fragmentation, graduation, independence, segregation, withdrawal, decoupling, splittism, splittist.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Noun, singular or mass
division, secessionist, splitting, Separatism, splits, divisiveness, unbundling.
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Verb, base form
secede.
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Noun, singular or mass
Homophones for Secession:
- sham, saman, simon, suck in, seem, shoeshine, shoshone, siam, sow in, simony, shoshonean, sheeny, shinny, sen, simoon, sewn, sea onion, seaman, shem, seam, shaken, shannon, shina, sachem, scum, sashimi, siouan, sene, shim, sium, som, sawan, skim, shame, same, skin, squama, shan, sana, sezession, senna, son, sonny, sea mew, sienna, sone, sison, shawm, Sana'a, succession, Shona, soigne, sexism, shimmy, Susiana, sunni, sajama, sesamum, somme, seyhan, six-gun, saxony, Swagman, shanny, sichuan, shun, somehow, scission, shine, sine, shawny, sage hen, Sunnah, susian, swoon, saginaw, sikhism, soignee, snow, schmo, saigon, Shema, sinewy, scone, some, scion, sunny, scene, schema, shiny, shaman, sian, sigma, sagina, sisham, sequin, sima, Sison Amomum, snowman, sinai, semen, seine, suomi, Shah Jahan, scan, skein, sane, shoo-in, schism, swim, siwan, schizogony, shahn, sami, simian, sign on, sown, swain, skinny, sesame, smew, sea anemone, sixsome, scammony, sign in, sicken, seamy, sachsen, seminoma, siskin, someway, shin, sigyn, sum, someone, suasion, succussion, sn, sam, sign, sm, Shinney, swami, samia, soma, season, shawn, showman, schumann, semi, SAAME, scam, sign away, syconium, sin, sun, SAAMI, simoom, saone, Susanna, szechuan, sechuana, segno, simeon, Shiism, snowy, sinew, sion, seize on, seism, sauna, scummy, swan, synonym, Sunna, squaw man, sciaena, saxon, socinian, shoshoni, susquehanna, summon, samoan, samoa, shoshonian, soon, sikkim, scheme, shogun, sheen, synonymy, schwann, sawm, shammy, syzygium, shmo, sumo, szechwan, simenon, shawnee, swine, soman, session, shaggymane, Sq In, sanaa.
Hypernym for Secession:
n.
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breakaway, breaking away.
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Hyponym for Secession:
n.
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separation.
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artistic movement, art movement, school.
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act
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