1. the act or process of assessing or evaluating something
Usage: informal; chiefly British
2. a tax or levy imposed on property or persons
Usage: archaic; historical

1. present participle of 'cess': to assess or evaluate
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• The teacher is cessing the students' progress throughout the semester.
• Cessing property values is an important part of the tax system.
• They are cessing the damage to the building after the storm.
• The committee spent weeks cessing the proposals submitted by the candidates.
• Cessing risk is crucial in financial planning.