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 [sûŕsēś, sər-sēś]
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Etymology: Middle English sursesen, surcesen, from Anglo-French surceser, alteration of surseer, surseoir, from Latin supersedēre — more at supersede...
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Meaning: the stopping of a process or activity <hoping the new medicine would bring surcease to his pain> — see end 1. Bing Learn more about "surcease"
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Surcease - Definition of Surcease at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Surcease. Look it up now! Use surcease in a Sentence...
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One of his clearest remembrances from childhood was the feeling that swept over him when, on a Saturday morning, the sun had sequestered itself behind a cascade of clouds and rain, thick, relentless walls of rain, came pounding down with no promise of surcease, black greasy rain that eradicated all hopes of an outdoor day.
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surcease ( ) tr. & intr.v. , -ceased , -ceasing , -ceases . To bring or come to an end; stop. n. Cessation.
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surcease (uncountable) Infinitive; to surcease to surcease (third-person singular simple present surceases, present participle surceasing, simple past and past participle surceased)
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Definition of surcease in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of surcease. Pronunciation of surcease. Translations of surcease. surcease synonyms, surcease antonyms. Information about surcease in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. surcease - a stopping; "a cessation of the thunder"
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