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Definition of successive
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Successive
(a.)
Following
in order or in
uninterrupted
course;
coming
after
without
interruption
or
interval;
following
one after
another
in a line or
series;
consecutive;
as, the
successive
revolution
of
years;
the
successive
kings of
Egypt;
successive
strokes
of a
hammer..
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Subalternation
::
Subalternating
(a.)
Subalternate;
successive.
Turn
::
Turn (n.) One of the
successive
portions
of a
course,
or of a
series
of
occurrences,
reckoning
from
change
to
change;
hence,
a
winding;
a bend; a
meander..
Relay
::
Relay (n.) A
supply
of
anything
arranged
beforehand
for
affording
relief
from time to time, or at
successive
stages;
provision
for
successive
relief..
Deal
::
Deal (n.) To
divide;
to
separate
in
portions;
hence,
to give in
portions;
to
distribute;
to
bestow
successively;
--
sometimes
with out..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n. & v.)
Arranged
by
successive
steps or
degrees;
graduated.
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..
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..
Systematically
::
Systematical
(a.)
Affecting
successively
the
different
parts of the
system
or set of
nervous
fibres;
as,
systematic
degeneration..
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..
Cahier
::
Cahier
(n.) A
number
of
sheets
of paper put
loosely
together;
esp. one of the
successive
portions
of a work
printed
in
numbers.
Neuvaines
::
Neuvaines
(n. pl.)
Prayers
offered
up for nine
successive
days.
Modulation
::
Modulation
(n.) A
change
of key,
whether
transient,
or until the music
becomes
established
in the new key; a
shifting
of the
tonality
of a
piece,
so that the
harmonies
all
center
upon a new
keynote
or
tonic;
the art of
transition
out of the
original
key into one
nearly
related,
and so on, it may be, by
successive
changes,
into a key quite
remote.
There are also
sudden
and
unprepared
modulations..
Roll
::
Roll (n.) To apply (one line or
surface)
to
another
without
slipping;
to bring all the parts of (one line or
surface)
into
successive
contact
with
another,
in suck
manner
that at every
instant
the parts that have been in
contact
are
equal..
Early
::
Early
(adv.)
Coming
in the first part of a
period
of time, or among the first of
successive
acts,
events,
etc..
Successiveness
::
Successively
(adv.)
In a
successive
manner.
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..
Metagenesis
::
Metagenesis
(n.) The
change
of form which one
animal
species
undergoes
in a
series
of
successively
produced
individuals,
extending
from the one
developed
from the ovum to the final
perfected
individual.
Hence,
metagenesis
involves
the
production
of
sexual
individuals
by
nonsexual
means,
either
directly
or
through
intervening
sexless
generations.
Opposed
to
monogenesis.
See
Alternate
generation,
under
Generation..
Graduated
::
Graduated
(a.)
Tapered;
-- said of a
bird's
tail when the outer
feathers
are
shortest,
and the
others
successively
longer..
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..
Symmetry
::
Symmetry
(n.)
Equality
in the
number
of parts of the
successive
circles
in a
flower.
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