cessum

abduco – detach, or take away, to lead, withdraw
abstulo – to take away, withdraw
cedo – go away, happen, proceed, to go, to grant, turn out, withdraw, yield
cessi – 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
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

cessi – to grant, withdraw, yield
cesso – cease, delay, linger, to leave off
excessum – death, departure, digression
praecessum – result, to go
sum – oppositely, sity
absum – be away, be gone, be missing, to be absent
adsum – be in attendance, be near, be present, to assist, to come, to to be at hand
desum – absent, be missing, err, fall short, to fail
essum – consume, devour, to eat, waste
ipsum – herself, himself, itself

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