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Summary

French to English: more detail...

sécession:
- Wiktionary:
  sécession → secession
- Synonyms for "sécession":
  dissidence; schisme; séparation; scission; division; rébellion; révolte; rupture; séparatisme; partage; désunion; disjonction; décollement; dislocation; distinction; dispersion; apartheid; autonomisme; indépendance; particularisme

English to French: more detail...

sécession:
- Wiktionary:
  secession → sécession
- Synonyms for "secession":
  sezession; school; artistic movement; art movement
  Secession; separation
  withdrawal

French

Detailed Translations for sécession from French to English

sécession:

Synonyms for "sécession":

dissidence; schisme; séparation; scission; division; rébellion; révolte; rupture; séparatisme; partage; désunion; disjonction; décollement; dislocation; distinction; dispersion; apartheid; autonomisme; indépendance; particularisme

Wiktionary Translations for sécession:

sécession

noun

action de se retirer, de se séparer d’un parti politique, d’une cité, d’un état, d’une école.
- sécession → secession

sécession

noun

The act of seceding
- secession → sécession

English

Detailed Translations for sécession from English to French

secession:

Translation Matrix for secession:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	sezession; withdrawal

Synonyms for "secession":

sezession; school; artistic movement; art movement
Secession; separation
withdrawal

Related Definitions for "secession":

formal separation from an alliance or federation¹
an Austrian school of art and architecture parallel to the French art nouveau in the 1890s¹

Wiktionary Translations for secession:

secession

noun

The act of seceding
- secession → sécession

secession

noun

action de se retirer, de se séparer d’un parti politique, d’une cité, d’un état, d’une école.
- sécession → secession

Secession:

Related Definitions for "Secession":

the withdrawal of eleven southern states from the Union in 1860 which precipitated the American Civil War¹

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