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Coming after something in time or place
“He displeased the succeeding Emperor Shizong by requesting to retire shortly after the latter ascended the throne.”
Following, in succession, without interruption
“The gun continues to point farther above the target with each succeeding increment of time.”
About to come into office, or into a role or position
Beginning to attract attention or critical acclaim
Formulated or enacted after some event
Without intervening factors or intermediaries
(later than) More late
Something achieved with effort, skill, or courage
Having an opportunity, or an intention, to arrive at a specified outcome
Present participle for to achieve the desired aim or result
“He would finally succeed in his quest to become a yoga teacher.”
Present participle for to proceed or turn out in a specified or successful way
“Effective management is a critical factor in determining if a project will succeed.”
(succeed to) Present participle for to become the new rightful holder of an office, title, or property
“Only after this crisis has been overcome can Valentine succeed to the title of Pontifex.”
Present participle for to take over a throne, office, or other position from
“Titus would eventually succeed his father as Roman Emperor.”
Present participle for to come after and take the place of
“A feeling of joy would succeed his shock when he realized what he had actually achieved.”
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