secessional

American  

[si-sesh-uhn-uhl] / sɪˈsɛʃ ən əl /

adjective

1. relating to or promoting secession or withdrawal from a federation, association, or union.

2. Secessional, relating to a particular instance of secession or to the historical period when it occurred.

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Example Sentences

"An incredibly large number of nations will suffer from secessional movements if other nations follow Scotland's example," it warned.

From The Guardian

"An incredibly large number of nations will suffer from secessional movements if other nations follow Scotland's example," it wrote in an editorial in its English-language edition.

From Reuters

I'm captain of this company, and I've swore allegiance to the Amalgamated States regardless of sectional, secessional, and Congressional differences.

From Project Gutenberg