1. A going onward; the precession of the equinoxes, a slow but continual shifting of the equinoctial points from east to west.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• precesion,
• precission,
• preceision,
• orecession,
• lrecession,
• -recession,
• preceasion,
• preceesion,
• precesssion,
• precssion,
• precessionn,
• pricession,
• preesion,
• Precessipe,
• precendion,
• pricesion,
• precesiion,
• Preccension,
• preheasion,
• deescession

• preseason,
• processional,
• precess,
• precision,
• preciosity,
• procession,
• processed,
• prosecution,
• processing,
• projection,
• prosecute,
• progesterone,
• progestin,
• projectionist,
• processor,
• process,
• projected.

The adjective form of the word "precession" is "precessional".

The plural of the "precession" can be the "precessions".

The singular of the "precession" can be the "precession".