| ACCEDING | • acceding v. Present participle of accede. • ACCEDE v. to consent. |
| ANTECEDING | • anteceding v. Present participle of antecede. • ANTECEDE v. to go before. |
| CEDING | • ceding v. Present participle of cede. • CEDE v. to yield. |
| CONCEDING | • conceding v. Present participle of concede. • CONCEDE v. to acknowledge as true. |
| INCEDING | • INCEDE v. to advance majestically. |
| INCEDINGLY | • incedingly adv. (Nonce word) Majestically. • INCEDING adv. INCEDE, to advance majestically. |
| INTERCEDING | • interceding v. Present participle of intercede. • interceding n. An intercession. • INTERCEDE v. to act as peacemaker between two parties, mediate. |
| MUCEDINOUS | • mucedinous adj. Resembling mould or mildew. • MUCEDINOUS adj. mouldy; mildewy. |
| PRECEDING | • preceding adj. Occurring before or in front of something else, in time, place, rank or sequence. • preceding v. Present participle of precede. • PRECEDE v. to go before. |
| REACCEDING | • reacceding v. Present participle of reaccede. • REACCEDE v. to accede again. |
| RECEDING | • receding v. Present participle of recede. • receding adj. Going or moving back or further away from a previous position; gradually diminishing. • receding adj. That recedes. |
| RETROCEDING | • retroceding v. Present participle of retrocede. • RETROCEDE v. to cede back (a territory). |
| SECEDING | • seceding v. Present participle of secede. • SECEDE v. to withdraw formally from an alliance. |
| SUPERCEDING | • superceding v. Present participle of supercede: misspelling of superseding. • SUPERCEDE v. to take the place of, also SUPERSEDE. |