He accedes to the method proposed for signing, and has forwarded our despatch to the King.
If he accedes to the proposition, you will be sure of hearing of, and perhaps of seeing, some agent proceeding on that business.
If he accedesto the proposition, you will be sure of hearing of, and, perhaps, of seeing some agent proceeding on that business.
He accedes to the method proposed for signing, and has forwarded our dispatch to the King.
Protestantism, accommodating itself to our infirmity, accedes more easily to the demands, sometimes of caprice, but often also of weakness; its indulgence is a thousand times preferable to your rigor.
The Pope, who at the same time had had a similar vision, joyfully accedes to the request of the two pious solitaries; the order of the Most Holy Trinity for the Redemption of Captives is thus established.
Warburton accedes to this; and Mr. Johnson hath admitted it into his Text; but with an observation, that Rivo might possibly be the cant of English Taverns.
The splenic artery accedes to the mesal surface of the spleen from the vessel which originally passed directly to the dorsal border (subsequent greater curvature) of the stomach, between the layers of the mesogastrium.
The transverse segment of the omentum, attached on the liver to the portal or transverse fissure, accedes to the pyloric part of the lesser curvature.
His whole demeanor, from the moment heaccedes to Bjarki's request to attack the beast, reveals the change in his nature.
Hott knows that the monster is dead, but this is not the reason why he accedes to Bjarki's request.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "accedes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
