Also, cir⋅cum⋅in⋅ses⋅sion.
Origin: 1635–45; < ML
circumincessiōn- (s. of
circumcessiō), equiv. to L
circum- circum + ML
incessiōn- < L
incess(
us) (ptp. of
incedere to give in, to go along with, equiv. to
in- in- 2 +
cēd(
ere) to go +
-tus ptp. suffix) +
-iōn- -ion; see cede, cession 
[sur-kuh