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What words have the root word cess?

The root word "cess" comes from the Latin word "cēdō" meaning "to yield, go, or move." While "cess" itself isn't a complete word in English, it's found in many words, including:

Common words:

* Access: The ability to approach, enter, or use.

* Excess: More than what is needed or usual.

* Concession: Something given up or yielded to another.

* Intercession: The act of pleading on behalf of another.

* Succession: A series of people or things following one after another.

* Process: A series of actions taken to achieve a particular end.

* Recess: A temporary pause or break.

* Success: The accomplishment of an aim or purpose.

Less common words:

* Cessation: The act or fact of ending something.

* Cesspool: A pit or underground chamber for the collection of sewage.

* Cesspit: A cesspool (archaic).

* Cessant: Ending or ceasing.

These are just some examples. The root "cess" appears in a variety of words, and its meaning can be inferred based on the context and the other parts of the word.

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