Morpheme
Ces(s)
Type
bound base
Denotation
go, leave, move, withdraw
Etymology
Latin cessus, from cēdere
Evidence
abscess, access, ancestor, cession, excess, incessant, necessary, predecessor, process, recess; recession, secession, success, accession, accessible, inaccessible, abscessed, antecessor, precession, precess, cessation
Notes
ancestor and antecessor are doublets
