ce·do

Phrases with the word cedo

tu ne cede malis, sed contra audentior ito – you should not give in to evils, but proceed ever more boldly against them

abduco – detach, or take away, to lead, withdraw
abstulo – to take away, withdraw
cessi – to grant, withdraw, yield
cessum – to grant, withdraw, yield
concedo – allow, give up, grant, to concede, withdraw, yield
deficio – fail, to be in want, to run out, to to be wanting, weaken, withdraw
egressio – depart, withdraw, withdrawal
evello – pluck out, result, to tear out, turn out
evenio – befall, happen, to come to pass
exsisto – appear, arise, be, exist, happen, take place, to emerge, to stand forth
grassor – attack, go about, go ahead, proceed, to rage
incido – fall in with, happen, occur, to fall in or on
occuro – come about, happen, to occur
pergo – go on with, proceed, pursue, to continue, to proceed
praecedo – excell, go before, result, surpass, to go, to precede
praecessi – result, to go
praecessum – result, to go
procedo – ce, come out, continue, proceed, prosper, result, to go ahead, to go out, turn out well
progredior – ce, go out, proceed, to go forth, to march forward
proventus – a growing up, crop, increase, or issue, yield
recedo – depart, disappear, pass away, retire, retreat, to fall back, to go back, withdraw
recipero – accept, restore, revive, take back, to receive, to regain, withdraw
replico – to reflect upon, withdraw
secedo – to go apart, to withdraw, withdraw
venio – arise, come about, come to pass, happen, to come, to fall into, to get into a certain state

recedo – depart, disappear, pass away, retire, retreat, to fall back, to go back, withdraw
dulcedo – charm, pleasantness, sweetness
alcedo – the kingfisher
accedo – come near, to approach, to be added
succedo – submit, to approach
incedo – enter into, go, march, to awake, to move forward
concedo – allow, give up, grant, to concede, withdraw, yield