Secede (verb)
su-seed
Withdraw formally from membership of a federal union, an alliance, or a political or religious organisation.
Usually referring to a part of a country that wishes to break away from the remainder secede comes from the Latin word secedere meaning “go apart”
Example sentences
“He has dramatically warned that if he is impeached a number of provinces will secede.”
“What was Abraham Lincoln’s answer to Southerners who voted democratically to secede?”
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