See Also: regions of inferior limb(medicine)
regions of superior limb(medicine)
regions of upper limb(medicine)
regions of lower limb(medicine)
inferior limb(medicine)
bones of inferior limb(medicine)
joints of inferior limb girdle(medicine)
skeleton of free inferior limb(medicine)
joints of free inferior limb(medicine)
inferior gingival branches of inferior dental plexus(medicine)

accede (iou) and regions of inferior limb (medicine)


accede (iou)



accede verb intrans. LME.
[Latin accedere, from ad AC- + cedere CEDE: cf. Old & mod. French acceder.]
Come forward, approach, arrive (at a place or state). Now rare in gen. sense. LME.
Give one's adhesion; join a group, become part of a country etc.; assent or agree (to). LME.
C. Thirlwall Potid?a had already acceded to the confederacy. W. S. Maugham Veiled threats to induce the Florentines to accede to his demands.
Enter upon an office or dignity, esp. a throne. (Foll. by to.) L17.
J. H. Burton The Emperor Julian..had just acceded to the purple. Joyce Queen Victoria (born 1820, acceded 1837).
accedence noun the action of acceding L16.

regions of inferior limb (medicine)


regions of inferior limb -->
regions of lower limb


The topographic divisions of the lower limb: gluteal, thigh (or femoral), knee, leg (or crural), ankle, and foot.

Synonym: regiones membri inferioris, regions of inferior limb.