The term 'CONTENDERE PRECEDER' is composed of two crossword solutions: NOLO and 4 letters. NOLO is a Latin phrase meaning 'I do not wish to' or 'I do not want to'. It is often used in legal contexts to indicate that a person does not wish to contest a charge or accusation. The 4 letters refer to the Latin phrase 'NOLO contendere', which translates to 'I do not wish to contest'. This phrase is used in court proceedings when a defendant does not wish to contest a charge, but still admits guilt.