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Definition of succession
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Succession
(n.) The right to enter upon the
possession
of the
property
of an
ancestor,
or one near of kin, or one
preceding
in an
established
order..
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Troll
::
Troll (n.) A song the parts of which are sung in
succession;
a
catch;
a
round.
Alternate
::
Alternate
(v. t.) To
perform
by
turns,
or in
succession;
to cause to
succeed
by
turns;
to
interchange
regularly..
Successive
::
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..
Coparcenary
::
Coparcenary
(n.)
Partnership
in
inheritance;
joint
heirship;
joint right of
succession
to an
inheritance.
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Abundant,
close,
or
crowded
in
space;
closely
set;
following
in quick
succession;
frequently
recurring..
Piecemeal
::
Piecemeal
(adv.)
Piece by
piece;
by
little
and
little
in
succession.
Stream
::
Stream
(n.)
Anything
issuing
or
moving
with
continued
succession
of
parts;
as, a
stream
of
words;
a
stream
of
sand..
Heirdom
::
Heirdom
(n.) The state of an heir;
succession
by
inheritance.
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..
Positivism
::
Positivism
(n.) A
system
of
philosophy
originated
by M.
Auguste
Comte,
which deals only with
positives.
It
excludes
from
philosophy
everything
but the
natural
phenomena
or
properties
of
knowable
things,
together
with their
invariable
relations
of
coexistence
and
succession,
as
occurring
in time and
space.
Such
relations
are
denominated
laws, which are to be
discovered
by
observation,
experiment,
and
comparison.
This
philosophy
holds all
inquiry
into
causes,
both
efficient
and
final,
to be
useles
Bang
::
Bang (v. i.) To make a loud
noise,
as if with a blow or
succession
of
blows;
as, the
window
blind
banged
and waked me; he was
banging
on the
piano..
Succession
::
Succession
(n.) The right to enter upon the
possession
of the
property
of an
ancestor,
or one near of kin, or one
preceding
in an
established
order..
Gradation
::
Gradation
(n.) A
diatonic
ascending
or
descending
succession
of
chords.
Behind
::
Behind
(adv.)
Backward
in time or order of
succession;
past.
Music
::
Music (n.)
Melody;
a
rhythmical
and
otherwise
agreeable
succession
of
tones.
Faburden
::
Faburden
(n.) A
succession
of
chords
of the
sixth.
Peal
::
Peal (n.) A loud
sound,
or a
succession
of loud
sounds,
as of
bells,
thunder,
cannon,
shouts,
of a
multitude,
etc..
Suit
::
Suit (n.)
Things
that
follow
in a
series
or
succession;
the
individual
objects,
collectively
considered,
which
constitute
a
series,
as of
rooms,
buildings,
compositions,
etc.; -- often
written
suite,
and
pronounced
sw/t..
Phyllomorphosis
::
Phyllomorphosis
(n.) The
succession
and
variation
of
leaves
during
different
seasons.
Proliferation
::
Proliferation
(n.) The
production
of
numerous
zooids
by
budding,
especially
when buds arise from other buds in
succession..
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