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Definition of succeed
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of succeed is as below...
Succeed
(v. t.) To
follow
in
order;
to come next
after;
hence,
to take the place of; as, the
king's
eldest
son
succeeds
his
father
on the
throne;
autumn
succeeds
summer..
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Succentor
::
Succeeding
(n.) The act of one who, or that
which,
succeeds;
also, that which
succeeds,
or
follows
after;
consequence..
Escheatage
::
Escheatage
(n.) The right of
succeeding
to an
escheat.
Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. i.) To
descend,
as an
estate
or an
heirloom,
in the same
family;
to
devolve..
Heir
::
Heir (n.) One who
inherits,
or is
entitled
to
succeed
to the
possession
of, any
property
after the death of its
owner;
one on whom the law
bestows
the title or
property
of
another
at the death of the
latter..
Subalternate
::
Subalternate
(a.)
Succeeding
by
turns;
successive.
Do
::
Do (v. i.) To
succeed;
to
avail;
to
answer
the
purpose;
to
serve;
as, if no
better
plan can be
found,
he will make this do..
Childe
::
Childe
(n.) A
cognomen
formerly
prefixed
to his name by the
oldest
son, until he
succeeded
to his
ancestral
titles,
or was
knighted;
as,
Childe
Roland..
Rotate
::
Rotate
(v. i.) To cause to
succeed
in turn; esp., to cause to
succeed
some one, or to be
succeeded
by some one, in
office..
Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. t.) To
support;
to
prosper;
to
promote.
Coronation
::
Coronation
(n.) The act or
solemnity
of
crowning
a
sovereign;
the act of
investing
a
prince
with the
insignia
of
royalty,
on his
succeeding
to the
sovereignty..
Succeed
::
Succeed
(v. t.) To fall heir to; to
inherit.
Inheritable
::
Inheritable
(a.)
Capable
of
taking
by
inheritance,
or of
receiving
by
descent;
capable
of
succeeding
to, as an
heir..
Heir
::
Heir (v. t.) To
inherit;
to
succeed
to.
Hydra
::
Hydra (n.) A
serpent
or
monster
in the lake or marsh of
Lerna,
in the
Peloponnesus,
represented
as
having
many
heads,
one of
which,
when cut off, was
immediately
succeeded
by two
others,
unless
the wound was
cauterized.
It was slain by
Hercules.
Hence,
a
terrible
monster..
Succession
::
Succession
(n.) The act of
succeeding,
or
following
after;
a
following
of
things
in order of time or
place,
or a
series
of
things
so
following;
sequence;
as, a
succession
of good
crops;
a
succession
of
disasters..
Succession
::
Succession
(n.) The power or right of
succeeding
to the
station
or title of a
father
or other
predecessor;
the right to enter upon the
office,
rank,
position,
etc., held ny
another;
also, the
entrance
into the
office,
station,
or rank of a
predecessor;
specifically,
the
succeeding,
or right of
succeeding,
to a
throne..
Generation
::
Generation
(n.) A
single
step or stage in the
succession
of
natural
descent;
a rank or
remove
in
genealogy.
Hence:
The body of those who are of the same
genealogical
rank or
remove
from an
ancestor;
the mass of
beings
living
at one
period;
also, the
average
lifetime
of man, or the
ordinary
period
of time at which one rank
follows
another,
or
father
is
succeeded
by
child,
usually
assumed
to be one third of a
century;
an age..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) An
action
induced
by vital
resistance
to some other
action;
depression
or
exhaustion
of vital force
consequent
on
overexertion
or
overstimulation;
heightened
activity
and
overaction
succeeding
depression
or
shock.
Series
::
Series
(n.) A
number
of
things
or
events
standing
or
succeeding
in
order,
and
connected
by a like
relation;
sequence;
order;
course;
a
succession
of
things;
as, a
continuous
series
of
calamitous
events..
Consecutive
::
Consecutive
(a.)
Following
as a
consequence
or
result;
actually
or
logically
dependent;
consequential;
succeeding.
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