3.1 cess, cede,vert, vers

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precede

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to go before something else in time, order, place, or rank.

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revert

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to turn back to a previous action or thought; to go back in thought or speech; to give back.

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subvert

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to corrupt or undermine; to turn against established authority.

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intercede

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to mediate; to go between people to help them reach an agreement.

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anniversary

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the date on which an event occurs every year; every year an event turns a year older.

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cede

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to give up power or territory.

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convert

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to change something into a different form or properties.

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divert

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to turn aside from a course or direction.

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inverse

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something that is opposite or contrary to something else.

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versatile

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able to adapt or be adapted to many different functions or activities.