succession

succession synonyms

sequence compare succession and sequence
series compare succession and series
string compare succession and string
chain compare succession and chain
line compare succession and line
progression compare succession and progression
train compare succession and train
row compare succession and row
run compare succession and run
course compare succession and course
cycle compare succession and cycle
order compare succession and order
stream compare succession and stream
concatenation compare succession and concatenation
procession compare succession and procession
spate compare succession and spate
file compare succession and file
descent compare succession and descent
lineage compare succession and lineage
column compare succession and column
round compare succession and round
flow compare succession and flow
wave compare succession and wave
set compare succession and set
queue compare succession and queue
continuity compare succession and continuity
flood compare succession and flood
rank compare succession and rank
family compare succession and family
pedigree compare succession and pedigree
stock compare succession and stock
consecution compare succession and consecution
extraction compare succession and extraction
genealogy compare succession and genealogy
successiveness compare succession and successiveness
torrent compare succession and torrent
sequel compare succession and sequel
rash compare succession and rash
ancestry compare succession and ancestry
strain compare succession and strain
scale compare succession and scale
trail compare succession and trail
tide compare succession and tide
race compare succession and race
deluge compare succession and deluge
chronological sequence compare succession and chronological sequence
derivation compare succession and derivation
battery compare succession and battery
period compare succession and period
chronological succession compare succession and chronological succession

succession definitions

noun

  • In Roman and Scots law, the taking of property by one person in place of another. 

  • An act of following in sequence. 

  • A group of rocks or strata that succeed one another in chronological order. 

  • A right to take possession. 

  • A race or series of descendants. 

  • A sequence of things in order. 

  • A passing of royal powers. 

  • Rotation, as of crops.