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retrocession
noun as in ebb
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Near the bottom, however, it became abruptly wider by the retrocession of the walls.
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Farewell to happiness which might be found by retrocession to a natural and primitive life!
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The Chinese in demanding the retrocession of Kuldja labour under the one disadvantage that they come to oust a beneficent rule.
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And a young man, whom I saw yesterday, was seized with asthma on the retrocession, or ceasing of eruptions on his face.
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The retrocession of the Transvaal in 1881 has been much lauded as an act of magnanimity and justice.
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