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Cease

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To cease to proceed or act to stop to forbear often with from

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To cease to appear or to be perceived to pass from view gradually or suddenly to vanish to be no

To cease to use to discontinue the practice of

Justitium, a ceasing from the prosecution of law, and exercising justice in places judicial. The Vacation, Cowel's Law Dict

Cession, a ceasing, yielding up, or giving over. By 21 Hen. 8, c. 13 (repealed by the Pluralities Act, 1838 (1

Not ceasing perpetual

A ceasing or discontinuance as of action whether temporary or final a stop as a cessation of the war

predecease -ceased -ceas·ing : to die before (another person) [when the child s the parent]

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