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secessions
n. (plural of secession English)
Usage examples of "secessions".
Reportedly, the kingdoms along the road were generally significantly smaller than the regional average because of thisrulers were slower to put down secessions or to go empire-building here than elsewhere.
It still calls these secessions, the virus of nationalism, and seeks some way-any way-to return these Baltic states to the Soviet fold.
Shortly after I joined the firm the length of our break for lunch was increased from one and a half to two hours, and at the time of the first secessions in the armed forces it was increased by a further half-hour.
About revolts and secessions in the colony worlds, or the price of iridium, or inflation of the crown-"