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Definition of succession
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 succession is as below...
Successful
(a.)
Resulting
in
success;
assuring,
or
promotive
of,
success;
accomplishing
what was
proposed;
having
the
desired
effect;
hence,
prosperous;
fortunate;
happy;
as, a
successful
use of
medicine;
a
successful
experiment;
a
successful
enterprise..
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Continuance
::
Continuance
(n.)
Uninterrupted
succession;
continuation;
constant
renewal;
perpetuation;
propagation.
Ensue
::
Ensue (v. i.) To
follow
or come
afterward;
to
follow
as a
consequence
or in
chronological
succession;
to
result;
as, an
ensuing
conclusion
or
effect;
the year
ensuing
was a cold one..
Rustle
::
Rustle
(v. i.) To make a quick
succession
of small
sounds,
like the
rubbing
or
moving
of silk cloth or dry
leaves..
Gradation
::
Gradation
(n.) A
diatonic
ascending
or
descending
succession
of
chords.
Millionth
::
Millionth
(a.) Being the last one of a
million
of units or
objects
counted
in
regular
order from the first of a
series
or
succession;
being one of a
million.
Reversionary
::
Reversionary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
reversion;
involving
a
reversion;
to be
enjoyed
in
succession,
or after the
termination
of a
particular
estate;
as, a
reversionary
interest
or
right..
Interchangeable
::
Interchangeable
(a.)
Following
each other in
alternate
succession;
as, the four
interchangeable
seasons..
Rigmarole
::
Rigmarole
(n.) A
succession
of
confused
or
nonsensical
statements;
foolish
talk;
nonsense.
Breakdown
::
Breakdown
(n.) A
noisy,
rapid,
shuffling
dance
engaged
in
competitively
by a
number
of
persons
or pairs in
succession,
as among the
colored
people
of the
Southern
United
States,
and so
called,
perhaps,
because
the
exercise
is
continued
until most of those who take part in it break
down..
Step
::
Step (a.) To move the foot in
walking;
to
advance
or
recede
by
raising
and
moving
one of the feet to
another
resting
place,
or by
moving
both feet in
succession..
Homodromous
::
Homodromous
(a.)
Running
in the same
direction;
-- said of stems
twining
round a
support,
or of the
spiral
succession
of
leaves
on stems and their
branches..
Click
::
Click (v. i.) To make a
slight,
sharp noise (or a
succession
of such
noises),
as by
gentle
striking;
to
tick..
Tellurian
::
Tellurian
(n.) An
instrument
for
showing
the
operation
of the
causes
which
produce
the
succession
of day and
night,
and the
changes
of the
seasons..
Reversion
::
Reversion
(n.)
Hence,
a right to
future
possession
or
enjoiment;
succession..
Twitter
::
Twitter
(v. i.) To make a
succession
of
small,
tremulous,
intermitted
noises..
Troll
::
Troll (v. t.) To sing the parts of in
succession,
as of a
round,
a
catch,
and the like; also, to sing
loudly
or
freely..
Rhythm
::
Rhythm
(n.) A
division
of lines into short
portions
by a
regular
succession
of arses and
theses,
or
percussions
and
remissions
of voice on words or
syllables..
Positivism
::
Positivism
(n.) A
system
of
philosophy
originated
by M.
Auguste
Comte,
which deals only with
positives.
It
excludes
from
philosophy
everything
but the
natural
phenomena
or
properties
of
knowable
things,
together
with their
invariable
relations
of
coexistence
and
succession,
as
occurring
in time and
space.
Such
relations
are
denominated
laws, which are to be
discovered
by
observation,
experiment,
and
comparison.
This
philosophy
holds all
inquiry
into
causes,
both
efficient
and
final,
to be
useles
Bang
::
Bang (v. i.) To make a loud
noise,
as if with a blow or
succession
of
blows;
as, the
window
blind
banged
and waked me; he was
banging
on the
piano..
Tailzie
::
Tailzie
(n.) An
entailment
or deed
whereby
the legal
course
of
succession
is cut off, and an
arbitrary
one
substituted..
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