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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...
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..
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Cadence
::
Cadence
(n.) The close or fall of a
strain;
the point of rest,
commonly
reached
by the
immediate
succession
of the tonic to the
dominant
chord..
Genealogy
::
Genealogy
(n.) An
account
or
history
of the
descent
of a
person
or
family
from an
ancestor;
enumeration
of
ancestors
and their
children
in the
natural
order of
succession;
a
pedigree.
Stratocracy
::
Stratigraphy
(n.) That
branch
of
geology
which
treats
of the
arrangement
and
succession
of
strata.
Develop
::
Develop
(v. t.) To
unfold
gradually,
as a
flower
from a bud;
hence,
to bring
through
a
succession
of
states
or
stages,
each of which is
preparatory
to the next; to form or
expand
by a
process
of
growth;
to cause to
change
gradually
from an
embryo,
or a lower
state,
to a
higher
state or form of
being;
as,
sunshine
and rain
develop
the bud into a
flower;
to
develop
the
mind..
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) A
sharp,
abrupt
noise,
or
succession
of
noises,
made by
striking
an
object..
Continuity
::
Continuity
(n.) the state of being
continuous;
uninterupted
connection
or
succession;
close union of
parts;
cohesion;
as, the
continuity
of
fibers..
Sequence
::
Sequence
(n.) Any
succession
of
chords
(or
harmonic
phrase)
rising
or
falling
by the
regular
diatonic
degrees
in the same
scale;
a
succession
of
similar
harmonic
steps.
Alternity
::
Alternity
(n.)
Succession
by
turns;
alternation.
Course
::
Course
(n.) The
succession
of one to
another
in
office
or duty;
order;
turn.
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.
Tinkling
::
Tinkling
(n.) A
tinkle,
or
succession
of
tinkles..
Inverse
::
Inverse
(a.)
Opposite
in
nature
and
effect;
-- said with
reference
to any two
operations,
which,
when both are
performed
in
succession
upon any
quantity,
reproduce
that
quantity;
as,
multiplication
is the
inverse
operation
to
division.
The
symbol
of an
inverse
operation
is the
symbol
of the
direct
operation
with -1 as an
index.
Thus sin-1 x means the arc whose sine is x..
Hook
::
Hook (n.) A field sown two years in
succession.
Aubaine
::
Aubaine
(n.)
Succession
to the goods of a
stranger
not
naturalized.
File
::
File (n.) An
orderly
succession;
a line; a ro.
Distance
::
Distance
(n.)
Remoteness
in
succession
or
relation;
as, the
distance
between
a
descendant
and his
ancestor..
Retrograde
::
Retrograde
(a.)
Apparently
moving
backward,
and
contrary
to the
succession
of the
signs,
that is, from east to west, as a
planet..
Serial
::
Serial
(n.) A
publication
appearing
in a
series
or
succession
of part; a tale, or other
writing,
published
in
successive
numbers
of a
periodical..
Stroke
::
Stroke
(v. t.) The rate of
succession
of
stroke;
as, a quick
stroke..
Homage
::
Homage
(n.) A
symbolical
acknowledgment
made by a
feudal
tenant
to, and in the
presence
of, his lord, on
receiving
investiture
of fee, or
coming
to it by
succession,
that he was his man, or
vassal;
profession
of
fealty
to a
sovereign..
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