succession
/səkˈses.ʒən/Definitions
1. noun
The act or process of replacing or being replaced by a successor, especially in a position of authority or office.
“The royal succession was a highly debated topic among historians.”
2. noun
A series of events or situations that follow one after another.
“The succession of natural disasters had a devastating impact on the environment.”
3. noun
A series of people holding a particular position or office in a particular order.
“The succession of popes over the centuries has been well-documented.”
4. noun
The act or process of succeeding to a position or title.
“Her succession to the throne was met with great fanfare.”
5. noun
A series of events or situations that follow one after another in a particular order.
“The succession of events led to a dramatic conclusion.”
6. verb
To follow one after another in a particular order.
“The events of the day succeeded one another in a chaotic manner.”