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Definition of successive
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Successionist
(n.) A
person
who
insists
on the
importance
of a
regular
succession
of
events,
offices,
etc.;
especially
(Eccl.),
one who
insists
that
apostolic
succession
alone is
valid..
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Shamble
::
Shamble
(n.) One of a
succession
of
niches
or
platforms,
one above
another,
to hold ore which is
thrown
successively
from
platform
to
platform,
and thus
raised
to a
higher
level..
Unfold
::
Unfold
(v. t.) To open, as
anything
covered
or
close;
to lay open to view or
contemplation;
to bring out in all the
details,
or by
successive
development;
to
display;
to
disclose;
to
reveal;
to
elucidate;
to
explain;
as, to
unfold
one's
designs;
to
unfold
the
principles
of a
science..
Saw
::
Saw (n.) An
instrument
for
cutting
or
dividing
substances,
as wood, iron, etc.,
consisting
of a thin
blade,
or
plate,
of
steel,
with a
series
of sharp teeth on the edge, which
remove
successive
portions
of the
material
by
cutting
and
tearing..
Cahier
::
Cahier
(n.) A
number
of
sheets
of paper put
loosely
together;
esp. one of the
successive
portions
of a work
printed
in
numbers.
Sympode
::
Symploce
(n.) The
repetition
of a word or
phrase
at the
beginning
and
another
at the end of
successive
clauses;
as,
Justice
came down from
heaven
to view the
earth;
Justice
returned
to
heaven,
and left the
earth..
Undulatory
::
Undulatory
(a.)
Moving
in the
manner
of
undulations,
or
waves;
resembling
the
motion
of
waves,
which
successively
rise or swell rise or swell and fall;
pertaining
to a
propagated
alternating
motion,
similar
to that of
waves..
Pasteurism
::
Pasteurism
(n.) A
method
of
treatment,
devised
by
Pasteur,
for
preventing
certain
diseases,
as
hydrophobia,
by
successive
inoculations
with an
attenuated
virus of
gradually
increasing
strength..
Eagre
::
Eagre (n.) A wave, or two or three
successive
waves,
of great
height
and
violence,
at flood tide
moving
up an
estuary
or
river;
--
commonly
called
the bore. See
Bore..
Assessment
::
Assessment
(n.) An
apportionment
of a
subscription
for stock into
successive
installments;
also, one of these
installments
(in
England
termed
a
call)..
Dichotomy
::
Dichotomy
(n.)
Successive
division
and
subdivision,
as of a stem of a plant or a vein of the body, into two parts as it
proceeds
from its
origin;
successive
bifurcation..
Circumnutation
::
Circumnutation
(n.) The
successive
bowing
or
bending
in
different
directions
of the
growing
tip of the stems of many
plants,
especially
seen in
climbing
plants..
Rhumb
::
Rhumb (n.) A line which
crosses
successive
meridians
at a
constant
angle;
--
called
also rhumb line, and
loxodromic
curve.
See
Loxodromic..
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(v. t.) To
perfect
with
painstaking;
to
improve
or
refine
with labor and
study,
or by
successive
operations;
as, to
elaborate
a
painting
or a
literary
work..
Climate
::
Climate
(v. i.) One of
thirty
regions
or
zones,
parallel
to the
equator,
into which the
surface
of the earth from the
equator
to the pole was
divided,
according
to the
successive
increase
of the
length
of the
midsummer
day..
Gallop
::
Gallop
(v. i.) A mode of
running
by a
quadruped,
particularly
by a
horse,
by
lifting
alternately
the fore feet and the hind feet, in
successive
leaps or
bounds..
Legato
::
Legato
(a.)
Connected;
tied; -- a term used when
successive
tones are to be
produced
in a
closely
connected,
smoothly
gliding
manner.
It is often
indicated
by a tie, thus /, /, or /, /,
written
over or under the notes to be so
performed;
--
opposed
to
staccato..
Synodically
::
Synodical
(a.)
Pertaining
to
conjunction,
especially
to the
period
between
two
successive
conjunctions;
extending
from one
conjunction,
as of the moon or a
planet
with the sun, to the next; as, a
synodical
month (see Lunar
month,
under
Month);
the
synodical
revolution
of the moon or a
planet..
Running
::
Running
(a.)
Successive;
one
following
the other
without
break or
intervention;
-- said of
periods
of time; as, to be away two days
running;
to sow land two years
running..
Peristaltic
::
Peristaltic
(a.)
Applied
to the
peculiar
wormlike
wave
motion
of the
intestines
and other
similar
structures,
produced
by the
successive
contraction
of the
muscular
fibers
of their
walls,
forcing
their
contents
onwards;
as,
peristaltic
movement..
Plutonism
::
Plutonism
(n.) The
theory,
early
advanced
in
geology,
that the
successive
rocks of the
earth's
crust were
formed
by
igneous
fusion;
--
opposed
to the
Neptunian
theory..
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