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ceded

[see-did]

adjective

  1. yielded or formally surrendered.

    The new owners will have total sovereignty over the ceded lands.



verb

  1. the simple past tense and past participle of cede.

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Other Word Forms

  • unceded adjective
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Word History and Origins

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“It represents lost 1st Amendment ground that didn’t have to be ceded.”

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Will Los Angeles still be a place where middle class, below-the-line entertainment workers can make a living and new productions can pencil out, or has the city permanently ceded that ground?

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Although broadcast networks have largely ceded scripted TV shows to streaming, they are still protective of the news programs.

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While Columbia University ceded to some of Trump's demands earlier this month, Harvard became the first major US university to take the opposite approach.

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Trump agreed that he could take office a third time if Vice President JD Vance won the presidency and then ceded it to him.

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