How to pronounce “subceded”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (rare) simple past and past participle of subcede
• [Adjective]
• replaced by a lower position

Practice Nearby Words

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Similar Sounds

subsided, seceded, succeeded, subsidy, superseded, subsidized, sociedad, subsisted, subsidised, subedit, subsidie, sobersided, subside, subdued, subsides, submitted, subsidize, subsidies, subsumed, subsidise, substate, receded, subsiding, subset, speeded, suicided, subsidary, secd, substitute, supported, subsist, seeded, subsidence, ceded, cbd, ccd, substant, sauceda, subsea, sobota, subsets, sacd, suscitate, subsidance, sabaudia