Leaving
Secession
Secession noun - The withdrawal of eleven southern states from the Union in 1860 which precipitated the American Civil War.
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Synonyms for Secession
Leaving and secession are semantically related in withdrawal topic. Sometimes you can use "Leaving" instead a noun "Secession".
Nearby Words: secede, secessionist
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- The fact that Repliforce was "the most powerful army in history" and wasn't leaving their weapons behind for the secession didn't gel too well with the powers that be.
Source: Psycho Supporter -
Poor Communication Kills: At the ending, Citra leaps directly to kidnapping all of Jason's friends as a way of preventing him from ever leaving the Rakyat, and his ritual murder of them being his final secession from the outside world.
Source: Video Game / Far Cry 3 - Then the cover-up of the Level 6 prisoners' escape causes Fleet Admiral Sengoku to resign in disgust, leaving a secession crisis for who will lead the Marines.
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