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Definition of succession
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Succession
(n.) An order or
series
of
descendants;
lineage;
race;
descent.
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Successional
::
Succession
(n.) The
person
succeeding
to rank or
office;
a
successor
or heir.
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..
Proliferation
::
Proliferation
(n.) The
production
of
numerous
zooids
by
budding,
especially
when buds arise from other buds in
succession..
Stratocracy
::
Stratigraphy
(n.) That
branch
of
geology
which
treats
of the
arrangement
and
succession
of
strata.
Logography
::
Logography
(n.) A mode of
reporting
speeches
without
using
shorthand,
-- a
number
of
reporters,
each in
succession,
taking
down three or four
words..
Continuance
::
Continuance
(n.)
Uninterrupted
succession;
continuation;
constant
renewal;
perpetuation;
propagation.
Harmony
::
Harmony
(n.) A
succession
of
chords
according
to the rules of
progression
and
modulation.
Inversion
::
Inversion
(n.) The
folding
back of
strata
upon
themselves,
as by
upheaval,
in such a
manner
that the order of
succession
appears
to be
reversed..
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..
Distance
::
Distance
(n.)
Remoteness
in
succession
or
relation;
as, the
distance
between
a
descendant
and his
ancestor..
Pass
::
Pass (v. i.) To move or to come into being or under
notice;
to come and go in
consciousness;
hence,
to take
place;
to
occur;
to
happen;
to come; to occur
progressively
or in
succession;
to be
present
transitorily..
Drill
::
Drill (n.) An
instrument
with an edged or
pointed
end used for
making
holes in hard
substances;
strictly,
a tool that cuts with its end, by
revolving,
as in
drilling
metals,
or by a
succession
of
blows,
as in
drilling
stone;
also, a drill
press..
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Abundant,
close,
or
crowded
in
space;
closely
set;
following
in quick
succession;
frequently
recurring..
Suint
::
Suingly
(adv.)
In
succession;
afterwards.
Clack
::
Clack (v. t.) To cause to make a
sudden,
sharp
noise,
or
succession
of
noises;
to
click..
Round
::
Round (n.)
Rotation,
as in
office;
succession..
Continual
::
Continual
(a.)
Occuring
in
steady
and rapid
succession;
very
frequent;
often
repeated.
Subsellia
::
Subsecutive
(a.)
Following
in a train or
succession.
Devolve
::
Devolve
(v. i.) To pass by
transmission
or
succession;
to be
handed
over or down; --
generally
with on or upon,
sometimes
with to or into; as, after the
general
fell, the
command
devolved
upon (or on) the next
officer
in
rank..
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..
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