Accede

ak-sed', v. To agree or a ent; to beeome a party, by agreeing to the terms of a treaty or convention. [L. accedere, acce ion, ad and cedere, to go.] — Acce , ak-ses' or ak's es, n. A coming to near approach admittance the way by which a thing may be approached; increase; addition. — Acces's ory, -sary, a. Accompanying connected as a subordinate. — n. Something connected as a subordinate. (Law.) One who implicated in a felonious offense, though not present at its perpetration. [The spelling acce ary generally preferred in the law sense.] — Acce orial, -so rrT-al, a. Pert, to an acce ory. — Acces's orily, adv. — Acces's orine , n. — Acce ible, a. Easy of acce or approach. — Acce ibility — Acces's ion, -sesh'un, n. Act of acceding and becoming joined; increase; that which added. (Law.) A mode of acquiring property, by which the owner has a right to certain additions or improvements. Act of arriving at a throne, an office, or dignity. (Med.) The commencement of a