discede in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The old tree began to discede from its once vibrant roots, leaving a gaping hole in the landscape.
2. As the negotiations progressed, it became clear that both parties had to discede from their initial positions.
3. The artist chose to discede from traditional techniques, opting instead for a more abstract approach.
4. In the debate, one candidate decided to discede from the party line, advocating for a more independent stance.
5. Over time, the community began to discede from its previous beliefs, embracing new ideas and perspectives.