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Term: acceed

Description:

Acceed is a verb that means to agree to a request, proposal, or demand. It can also refer to the act of attaining a higher position or status. Additionally, it can be used as a legal term meaning to assume possession or ownership of property.

Sample Sentences:

1. Verb (agree to a request, proposal, or demand):

- I will acceed to your request and grant you the permission.
- The company decided to acceed to the workers' demands for better wages.
- Despite his initial reluctance, he eventually acceeded to their proposal.

2. Verb (attain a higher position or status):

- After years of hard work, she finally acceeded to the position of CEO.
- His exemplary performance enabled him to acceed to the rank of captain.
- John's consistent dedication and competence helped him acceed to a managerial role.

3. Verb (assume possession or ownership of property):

- The new owners will acceed to the property once the legal formalities are completed.
- The heirs acceeded to the deceased's assets after the reading of the will.
- The company successfully acceeded to the land they had been trying to acquire.

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